Word: fascistically
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Straits of Gibraltar. Estimates of the number of Spanish troops there ran from 100,000 to 200,000. Among them were efficient fighting men-the Spanish Foreign Legion and tough Moors. Short of heavy equipment, they were well enough armed to hack an attenuated supply line. As long as Fascist Premier Franco ran Spain, sullen, uncertain Spanish Morocco would pin down a certain number of watchful Allied troops...
...headlines. To much of the outside world, Mihailovich became a symbol of freedom.*But to many Yugoslav patriots, intellectuals and peasants, he became a symbol of the discredited Belgrade government clique and the Kara George dynasty which first gave Yugoslavia dictatorial King Alexander, then, after his assassination, a Fascist-minded set of regents while King Peter was growing...
Puzzled by the "astonishing number of Axis sympathizers in North Africa," peripatetic Ernie Pyle reported to Scripps-Howard newspapers that the U.S. occupying forces were arresting only "the most out-&-out Axis agents" and allowing Fascist societies to continue operations...
...attacks were immediately attributed to the reactionary-Catholic, pro-Fascist Unión Nacional Sinarquista, which has consistently fought conscription and urged collaboration with Franco Spain against the U.S. Labor's El Popular called the attacks a "new act of Sinarquista vandalism." Others remembered that less serious attacks last month in Morelos had been carried out under the Sinarquista slogan: "Take Away Your Military Service...
...potent social reformer. His devotion to the Roosevelt administration led Father Charles E. Coughlin to dub him "the Rt. Rev. New Dealer." Six years ago his militant support of the President's Supreme Court packing scheme caused the weekly of the Baltimore archdiocese to say he had "a Fascist, dictatorial mind...