- Look up
capitulation in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Capitulation may have the
following special meanings.
Capitulation (surrender)
Stock market capitulation...
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Richard Fly
wrote that the
sculpture "suggests that
moment when life
capitulates before the
relentless force of dead matter". In the 2012
volume The Slave...
- 1939, when the
country was
invaded by Italy,
until 1943, when
Italy capitulated to the Allies. Afterwards,
Albania fell
under German occupation, and...
- He is best
remembered as the
commander of the
Austrian forces that
capitulated to Napoleon's
Grande Armée in the
Battle of Ulm in 1805. Karl Mack was...
-
Athenian fleet at the
Battle of
Aegospotami in 405 BC,
forcing Athens to
capitulate and
bringing the
Peloponnesian War to an end. He then pla**** a key role...
- the
rival emperors Magnus Magnentius and
Constantius II,
eventually capitulating to the latter.
Vetranio was born in the
Roman province of
Moesia to low-born...
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Studio of Acting.[citation needed] Mitc****,
Elvis (12 May 2000). "Earth
Capitulates in 9
Minutes to Mean
Entrepreneurs From Space". The New York Times. Retrieved...
- was his
recommendation that
sealed their fate. The
union at
Durmack capitulates and
management celebrates with a
party during which Wallace becomes further...
- camp to a "squalid ****" and
supplies were
dangerously low.
Burgoyne capitulated on
October 17;
around 6,222 soldiers,
including German forces commanded...
- s**** U.S.
ports and New
Brunswick annexes northern Maine. The
Union capitulates in
early 1882,
recognizing the
Confederate acquisitions,
while the Republicans...
