Word: schweinehunde
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...spite of the daily barbing that I was flag-waving the American stars and stripes (den Sternenbanner hochtragen) when they didn't get their information, despite the threats to put me in a mental institution, despite their calling me a 'Schweinehund" (and Elizabeth even worse) I did not ever insult or use any improper language or raise my voice towards any member of the East German government, Secret Police or otherwise, as tape recordings would show if they dared produce them. Western press reports would one day quote East lawyer Vogel as saying that at the trial I had been...
...captivated some 33 million buyers of children's books. Hamming it up for the kids, he popped in front of drawings by Henry Moore, brought gales of youthful laughter as he told them the artist's name was either "Heinrich Moorehaus or Schweinhenkel Block-haus, or maybe Schweinehund Block-enkopf." He stared at the misplaced toes a girl had attached to a bongo drum-playing doll, asked: "Is that a three-toed tree toad?" He told others that he was working on "a boomerang that won't return," and has given "slipper-flippers" to adults...
...language, then to sit down. But Ramcke ground on like a Tiger tank. I am proud, he roared, to have been on the "black lists" of the Allies. "One day they will become the lists of honor." At that the SSmen leaped to their feet, jack boots stamping. "Eisenhower Schweinehund" they chanted...
...convert just before the trial began) testified that he had refused his victims religious assistance "because we were pressed for time, and I know that people who are about to be executed always indulge in talking to the minister." At this the maddened courtroom audience, broke into howls of "Schweinehund!", and surged forward towards Kappler's bench. A muscle danced in his jaw and the saber scar on his left cheek blazed crimson as carabinieri forced the crowd back...
...Hauptmann became a celebrity six years ago when the Rutgers trustees tried him for firing an anti-Nazi professor. The trustees exonerated Dr. Hauptmann, but the trial showed that he was an ardent Nazi. Witnesses testified that he had called President Wilson a "Schweinehund," had written to Nazi Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels for propaganda material to be used...