No. 5,534 in German
besatzungsmacht
"Besatzungsmacht" means "occupying power" or "occupying force."
In a sentence
Die Besatzungsmacht verließ das Gebiet nach Jahrzehnten.
The occupation force left the territory after decades.
In this sentence, the term 'Besatzungsmacht' refers to a military force occupying a region or country over a prolonged period, emphasizing its presence and eventual departure.
历史学家们仍在讨论由某些地区的Besatzungsmacht引发的影响。
Historians are still debating the impacts caused by the occupation force in certain regions.
Here, 'Besatzungsmacht' represents the historical and socio-political role of an occupying force, with analysis focusing on its effects.
居民 waren sich einig, dass die Besatzungsmacht hier keine nachhaltige Entwicklung förderte.
Residents agreed that the occupation force did not promote sustainable development here.
In this case, 'Besatzungsmacht' illustrates the perceived role and actions of an occupying force, suggesting critique or dissatisfaction among local populations.
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