Word: fascistic
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1950-1959
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...this military complex causes little disruption. Almost everyone took an active part in World War II and knows the value of armed strength, especially with Russia next door. War memorials are rare. Yet a military funeral inspires a grand spectacle and letters still bear the phrase "Death to the Fascist, Free the People." On top of this, Tito played heavily on national solidarity and self-interest to save his own neck when the 1948 split with Russia seemed imminent. Under his wand, the greatly diverse Yugoslav people have submerged their peculiar cultural and racial differences into a proud nationalist feeling...
German students at the University bear out Friedrich's opinion. Baron Ruediger von Pachelbel-Gehag, doing graduate work in law, says, "The German people learned their lesson after the war. They are glad of the existence of a fascist party so that its strength can be known. Fascism could never gain support in Germany...
...Hans-Joachim Arndt, on a fellowship from Germany, adds, "Actually, the fascist party is laughed at in Germany. The American press has exaggerated its importance simply because of its existence...
...democracy and the nation, that we cooperate in the coming elections." If Plastiras was embarrassed, he did not show it. He did not formally agree to accept Communist support, but his election propaganda took a sharp, easily recognizable turn: it charged the opposition Greek Rally Party with being a Fascist organization...
...cently republished, is the journal of Cummings' trip to Russia in 1931. He did not like what he saw, and when he frankly said so ("I'd just as soon be imprisoned in freedom as free in a jail"), he was labeled a Fascist by what he terms "America's would-be sovietizers." Cummings paints, too. His canvases hang in many private collections and have been exhibited in various cities. Oddly enough, they are as loosely brushed and easy to understand as his poems are precise and difficult...