Liberators

Iranian President Ebrahim Raeisi was awarded the Order of the Liberators of Venezuela by his Venezuelan counterpart Nicolas Maduro.

The feat of the soldiers-liberators, the Great Victory inspire us to more and more victories," the athlete said.

It turns out that the age old adage, that “we are our own liberators” has become a self-evident truth.

Meanwhile, the latest would-be liberators of Venezuela are in custody.

Of course they don't see it that way, they see themselves as the liberators.

The love and gratitude that the Dutch population felt toward their Canadian liberators was beyond description.

They will curse their intending liberators and murmur against their ‘’chi’’.

We will be greeted as liberators.

Even if most Iranians are ambivalent about the regime’s fanatical religious and political worldview, the fact remains that few Iranians would greet Americans as liberators.

Historian Paolo Pezzino of the resistance movement-focused Parri Institute that the museum’s facilities will include multimedia elements and a variety of objects relating to the Italian liberators.

It’s a living memorial to the loved ones we lost, to our liberators who fought and died so that others might live, and to the remaining survivors who are still with us today.

Nevertheless I have always welcomed my liberators with open arms but with reservation about their motive.

None has dreamed primarily of being remembered as one of history’s great liberators.

The British were colonialists not liberators.

When Hezbollah started, when we entered Lebanon, we were welcomed with perfumed rice, from the shiite community, as the liberators of the suffering they had under the Palestinian terrorists.

Americans then believed that many men in Upper Canada would rise up and greet an American invading army as liberators.

He predicted that U.S. forces would be treated as liberators by a large number of the Iraqi people.

Here they are identified as the creators of the cosmos and liberators of souls from the birth-rebirth cycle.

Japanese fighters contested the raid and the Americans got the worst of it, with four P-38s, two P-40s, two Corsairs and two Liberators lost.

Lepidus wanted to storm the Capitol, but Antony preferred a peaceful solution as a majority of both the Liberators and Caesar's own supporters preferred a settlement over civil war.