Word: homeland
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Death to the imperialist!" shouted Iraq's General Abdul Karim Kassem. "Return Kuwait to its homeland...
...grandeur of our country is finally being shown and recognized by the world. It is about time that all nations under stand that Brazil ranks among the greatest potentialities of modern times. Please don't take us for fanatics; we're just two Brazilians, proud of our homeland...
...country per acre and per capita in the Middle East. But nobody ever took the claim seriously until General Abdul Karim Kassem, "sole leader" of Iraq, announced during the course of a three-hour tirade that he was bent upon "liberating" Ku wait and returning it to the Iraqi "homeland." Upon hearing the news, Britain prudently dispatched two frigates and the aircraft carrier Bulwark to Kuwait, un loaded Centurion tanks and 600 marine commandos...
...what is at least the 100,000th time. Judaism, he thinks, has passed through three evolutionary stages-national, ecclesiastical, rabbinic-and is now on the threshold of a fourth stage, democracy. The emergence of this democratic stage demands the reconstitution of the Jewish people-in Israel, their historic homeland, in the countries of the dispersion, and in a renewed covenant binding all the world's Jews together, with Israel as the center...
...Christian Soldiers, is a tribute to the blazing fame of Britain's World War I Prime Minister. To the public and the London press, he was "The Man Who Won the War," "The Welsh Wizard" and "The Prime Minister of Europe." In the hymn-singing valleys of his homeland, his prestige was greater than that of the Prince of Wales (whom he taught Welsh), and no one could aspire to electoral office without the blessing of David Lloyd George. Hence the song, devised as a political parody by a new generation of Labor militants to ridicule those riding...