Word: hitlerized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Hayek's book is, according to Finer, evidence of a conservative reaction which has been veiled but continuous during the war. "As soon as the world is rid of Hitler, the same questions arise regarding government control of economics." Adding that this book was laughed off in England, finer claimed it was further indicative of a reaction by its reception here...
...council included a prewar conservative for Lord Mayor, a Catholic Centrist for Food Minister, a Social Democrat as communications director, two Communist members of the pre-Hitler Reichstag, several other leftists...
Later the War Department frisked Wedemeyer's memory for tidbits about Hitler, Göring, Goebbels and other Nazis. It showed scant interest in his incisive opinions about the Wehrmacht's masterminds and master weapons. Only one man took the captain's technical report seriously-Brigadier General George Marshall, then assistant chief of staff of the War Plans Division. Marshall had a long talk with the military student from Germany. When he became Chief of Staff, he remembered Wedemeyer...
Only once-at Hornepayne, Ontario-did he encounter noticeable hostility. He was speaking to school children when a man jerked a small boy from the crowd, shouted: "Get on home. I won't have you listening to that crap!" He called the Prime Minister "Hitler," finally charged toward him with fists up. Mr. King never budged. The man was led away, muttering...
Inga Arvad, sightly Danish film writer, thought it over for two days, then broke her engagement to British M.P. (Conservative) Robert Boothby-because she felt that the stigma of having once been described by Adolf Hitler as "the perfect Nordic beauty" would hurt her M.P.'s career...