Word: sloganize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...group of students leaving on a visit to Spain, Marshal Pétain gave what may become the new French flag - a banner bearing the fasces and Vichy's slogan, FAMILLE, TRAVAIL, PATRIE (FAMILY, WORK, COUNTRY...
Though The Conservative Revolution makes an excellent book title, as a political slogan it leads Author Rauschning into all kinds of verbal quibblings. By it Rauschning means that against the Marxist revolutionary forces which are rending Europe (Naziism, he says, is Marxism rampant no less than Bolshevism), men like himself must fight to the death. But a struggle against revolution cannot be revolution: it is counterrevolution. Counterrevolution is what Rauschning wanted when he joined the Nazis, but they turned out to be part of the revolution. Conservative counterrevolution, preferably nonviolent, is what he still wants. It is bound to prevail...
...view of recent statements by Generals Wavell and Auchinleck, speaking for Churchill & Roosevelt, Inc., I suggest the British slogan be brought up to date by simply changing one letter: "Give us the fools and we'll finish the job." STEPHEN S. MAXSON Washington...
standard, 34 by 1933. "Buy British" became the Empire slogan. The New York Stock Exchange's new long-term foreign issues shrank from 1928's billion dollars to 1932,s nothing. England went off gold. In the U.S. men sold apples on street corners; the Bonus Army marched on Washington. Into power in Germany came a nervous, harsh-voiced, twisted genius named Adolf Hitler. Economic nationalism, forced into full flower by the Smoot-Hawley Tariff, became the physical basis for the ideology of Fascism. The lines were written, the stage was set for World...
...Archbishop also cried out against "the coddling of Communists in every responsible branch of our Government," said that Franklin Roosevelt's "Four Freedoms" had "a phony ring" abroad, called them a slogan which "is just another mask for the imperialism of the New World." Perhaps significantly, his speech was replete with quotations from Cardinal O'Connell of Boston, dean of the U.S. hierarchy...