Translation of "Makeshift camp" in German

The Hamburg deportees were quartered in the makeshift Jungfernhof concentration camp.

That is the sarcastic headline of a photoblog that narrates how the French police dismantled and evicted a large makeshift camp of migrants in Paris starting June 2.

Rana's Twitter feed is filled with tales of the journey, from claims of refugees having been beaten by police in Greece to all-night bus rides and images of the makeshift camp in downtown Belgrade.

At these large-scale construction sites in China, you see a sort of makeshift camp where workers live during the entire building process.

Later, the prisoners of Les Milles were moved to a makeshift tent camp near Nîmes due to the advance of German troops.

Later, the prisoners of Les Milles were moved to a makeshift tent camp near Nîmes because of the advance of German troops.

During the war, civilian internees, including Agnes Newton Keith and her husband Harry Keith were held in the quarantine station which served as a makeshift internment camp, before being transferred to Batu Lintang camp in Kuching, Sarawak.

Reappearing in the survivors' makeshift camp a week after the crash, she took on a ferocious raptor with her bare hands and subjected it to her will.

The makeshift camp at the station, which provided temporary accommodation for tens of thousands of refugees during the busy summer months, was abandoned after Prime Minister Orbán tightened immigration laws at the start of September.

In the introduction, we mentioned that according to the official version of history, Stutthof performed the temporary function of 'makeshift' extermination camp.

Polish historiography maintains that Stutthof became a makeshift extermination camp for Jews in 1944.

In spring 2016, Victoria Square made the news when it became a makeshift refugee camp, mostly for people fleeing violence in Afghanistan and Syria.

Kartscher presents a surreal installation made from tents, nets, a huge glass bottle, and a wash table that together resemble the makeshift camp of a mysterious traveling researcher.

This movie is a touching, deeply introspective journey, taking place at a makeshift pirate camp in a Somali desert and at an experimental German psychiatric hospital.

Reappearing in the survivors’ makeshift camp a week after the crash, she took on a ferocious raptor with her bare hands and subjected it to her will.

For about three months, the square in front of the main railway station in Belgrade has served as a makeshift camp for people from Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq.

Aside from us, a middle aged couple from Kaohsiung has put up a makeshift camp with their car and a tarp.

After examining and refuting the official claim that Stutthof became a makeshift extermination camp for Jews in 1944, we must determine the purpose actually performed by the camp at that time.

Half an hour before the church closed at 6 p.m., mattresses and blankets were brought in from the park and the refugees built a makeshift mattress camp in a side wing of the church.

Our visit of tents in the makeshift camp belong to Norwegian fans who are celebrating two gold medals of their sprinters during our visit.

By the time they arrived in the makeshift refugee camp of Pinyudo, Ethiopia, death was a familiar sight.

Tens of thousands are living in makeshift refugee camps.

This choice follows an evaluation of the needs of the Haitian families in the makeshift camps.

Many of these are now seeking sanctuary in makeshift camps in the mountains in the north-east of the country.

The Foundation is also coming to the aid of Touareg refugees in makeshift camps in Burkina Faso.

It is important to take immediate action and coordinate the provision of humanitarian aid to the people of Haiti, more than a million of whom are still living in makeshift camps that were supposed to be temporary.

I also hope that a definitive solution will be found quickly with regard to the makeshift refugee camps, in which there are close to a million people living in almost subhuman conditions.

More than a million people, half of them children, still live in makeshift camps, and a cholera epidemic caused over 4 000 deaths last October.

Most of them found refuge on an area of high ground a few kilometres to the south of the city, where they lived in makeshift refugee camps, and from where they watched their homes being looted by Turkish soldiers.

Amid the chaos of camps, makeshift huts, and destitution, the fight for an important new principle of international aid has begun: even in times of conflict, children must have access to education.

According to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), more than 100,000 people are currently living in makeshift camps due to the prolonged armed conflict between Kachin Independence Organization (KIO) and the Myanmar government.

An estimated 100,000 people fled their homes, taking refuge in makeshift camps in Dili or in rural districts where they found shelter with relatives, friends or host communities, often in very poor conditions.