Word: purgee
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Germans could buy a queer book last week, the first Nazi Who's Who. Thumbing it through, they found bits of paper carefully pasted over the biographies of Storm Troop Commander Ernst Roehm and other prominent Nazis shot during the "blood purge.'' (TIME, July 9.) In a...
In Germany, scores of men died in the Nazi blood purge. From the Pacific Coast radio bore the news over the Continental Divide, into the hollow of Prickly Pear Valley to Helena's radio owners. They telephoned their friends.
Abroad rumors have buzzed insistently that Tycoons Krupp von Bohlen and Thyssen were behind the recent blood purge of Nazi radicals (TIME, July 9) and now dominate Adolf Hitler. Best opinion among informed U. S. correspondents in Berlin was summed up last week as follows: "Herr Thyssen has lost much...
Third reason for the strike's collapse was the newspapers which got together and bellowed "Revolution!" at the top of their lungs. John Francis Neylan, chief Hearst counsel, was recalled from Hawaii to direct the publishers' campaign against the general strike, arouse public opinion. Editorials harped on the...
Ever since British public opinion was revolted by Adolf Hitler's ruthless blood-purge the Rothermere press drive for Mosley Fascism has been weakening and wobbling. A recent Daily Mail editorial announced the noble Lord's discovery that Britain "needs and will have no dictators." To Sir Oswald...