And yet, she herself is still in silent agony mourning over that unmarked war grave in faraway East Africa.

而她还默默忍受痛苦远在东非的无名英雄碑上致此哀悼之情。

As for Hubbard's claim that he had cured himself of grave injuries in the Second World War, the plaintiff's evidence indicated that he had never been wounded in battle.

照哈伯德的说法，他自己治愈了自己二战中的严重伤情，而原告的证据表明，他从来没有在战斗中受过伤。

The event does not explicitly surface in the novel, but it adds a grave sadness to Mr Grossman’s searching account of the psychological and physical costs of a seemingly endless state of war.

这件事在他的小说中没有写得显山露水，但是的确给格鲁斯曼探求看上去永无止境的战争给人们承受的身心上的代价蒙上一层沉重的悲伤气氛。

The Geneva conventions also ban medical experiments on prisoners and prisoners of war, which they describe as "grave breaches".

日内瓦公约也禁止在囚犯和战俘身上作实验，认为那是“严重的违法行为”。

So it should come as no surprise that many of these women kept up their aliases long after the war had ended, some even to the grave.

所以，一些妇女在战后很长时间还保留化名并不奇怪，一些人甚至沿用到去世。