Word: hitlerized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Slavery." As an undoubted authority, Stalin linked Churchill with dictatorship. The war, he rumbled, had not been fought "for the sake of exchanging the lordship of Hitler for the lordship of Churchill. He conjured up a dire future for those who (like himself) could not speak English: Churchill, with his "racial theory" that "only nations speaking the English language are . . . called upon to decide the destinies of the entire world" (a very free Russian interpretation of Churchill), was as bad as Hitler with his theories of German supremacy. ". . . Nations not speaking English," Stalin discovered, "make up an enormous majority...
...diplomat thought it had still to be shown that Russia was the same kind of implacable enemy as Hitler. Official Britain thought the same; at week's end it still stood on the conviction that Russia would halt short of anything that would bring...
...Army & Navy Journal [whose contents he studies] tends to agree with me." Said Grossadmiral Doenitz' lawyer: "My client would have a good chance to be acquitted if the judges were Allied naval officers." The other accused were feverishly working on defense arguments ranging from blaming it all on Hitler to proving that once they were kind...
...ring's turn first. Luftwaffe Generals Karl Bodenschatz and Erhard Milch took the stand. With eyes on their former chief, who excitedly prompted them from the dock, they claimed that Göring: 1) had worked for peace at Munich and after; 2) had been in disgrace with Hitler after Allied air attacks became too effective; 3) had not known about what was going on in concentration camps; 4) was "at all times benevolent to all needy...
C.O.D.? In Stockholm, Sweden, stonecutters were still chipping away at a 1940 order: one victory monument for Adolf Hitler...