Word: protestingly
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...heard Hitler's first ravings in the Munich beer halls. When the Brownshirts began to parade the streets, Heiden led Munich University students in protest against the paraders. In 1923 he joined the staff of the Frankfurter Zeitung, with the special assignment of covering the National Socialist movement in Munich. He is credited with coining the word "Nazi" - as a term of contempt, because in Bavaria "nazi" was a slang term for a country bumpkin. He "marched" surreptitiously with the Nazis in their beer-hall Putsch, later saw the doors of Landsberg Prison clang behind Hitler. He wrote...
McGinnis and Warren sank a foul apiece early in this canto to prolong the stalemate. Moley touched the pot in an attempt to bat away a low shot by a sailor. The entire Navy bench screamed a protest and precipitated a royal argument involving everyone from Floyd Stahl to an assistant manager. Nothing came of this verbal engagement and the Receiving Station was awarded the ball for a take-out. Harvard took the ball away, and Moley dropped in a set shot on a pivot pass from oDn Geeson to give the Crimson a 41 to 39 edge. A foul...
...hope that mine will be only one of many letters of protest [on the soldier vote-TIME, Dec. 13] from the group most concerned, the servicemen themselves, whose opinions as well as whose rights in the matter have been completely ignored in the settlement...
...Ambassador Carlton J. Hayes's stiff protest was almost unnecessary. Generalissimo Francisco Franco's government and the Falange party immediately weighed in with profuse apologies. The two consulate demonstrators were expelled from the Falange, brought to Madrid in irons for trial and punishment by a special court...
Seydlitz himself asked Paulus' permission to ignore Hitler's order and break through the Russian ring while it could still be done. On Nov. 24, he filed a written protest against Hitler's decision. But it was already too late...