Word: hrer
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...German Kaiser who died last week (see p. 30) left to the German Reichs-führer not only his dream of Drang nach Osten, but the historical theory behind it, plus one of the very men who worked hardest to make the dream come true. The parallelism was very much in evidence as the Battle of Syria joined (see above...
...many Governmental contortions as it did in Great Britain, thus tending to indicate that had the British shut up and sat tight they would have had the Nazis well over a barrel. Lord Haw-Haw had originally announced that Comrade Hess had taken off against the Führer's orders, apparently while insane, probably crashed...
...long ago as last October, after meeting with Adolf Hitler at Montoire, Marshal Pétain declared significantly-though it was widely discounted at the time-that he and the Führer had reached "agreement on the principle of collaboration...
This week Admiral Darlan was received by the Führer himself. And from Zurich it was reported that Adolf Hitler had bestowed on Darlan and his predecessor Pierre Laval the Kriegsverdienstkreuz, second class-a Nazi military decoration for war services rendered outside of military-action...
...fourth time since World War II began, Adolf Hitler summoned his Reichstag into session in the Kroll Opera House this week to hear him report on the war's progress. Though the British knew he would be there, no bombs fell on Berlin that day. The Führer was in good form. He spoke seriously, with less virulence than usual, and his tone was one of confidence. For the German people his speech was a good bucker-up, if they needed one; for foreigners it was good propaganda...