Word: died
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...could only live in peace." When Soviet Author Ilya Ehrenburg saw the diary he provided the answer: "Who asked you to come to our country? You could have stayed at home with your wife. But you chose Hitler. There is only one thing left for you: 'Die, scoundrel! Clear the road for life...
Teach me the way that I should die...
Anna came from a good Croat family. She was neither a bandit nor a Communist. But she had an idea she considered worth dying for-the idea of a free federation of the south Slavic peoples. It was not a new idea. For many decades-during the days of Turkish rule and through the Habsburg era-men had fought for it. But last week in Yugoslavia many men and women had decided that, this time, just fighting was not enough. They must achieve it or die...
...Today we are united," he shouted desperately. "We shall fight to the very last for our way of life. . . . You all know the law that you must die for Germany if Germany's life requires it. ... Hitler has led us from poverty and impotence to victory and is now leading us to the greatest of all victories. . . . Our leader-our beloved leader-Sieg Heill...
...times. At one stage the Russian position seemed so hopeless that Lieut. General Vassili Chuikov, who commanded the Sixty-Second Army under Colonel General Konstantin Rokossovsky, ordered his chief of staff to cross to the east bank of the Volga. His chief refused and said: "We will win or die together...