Word: treasonously
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Congress officers, from pamphlets and articles. Some were clearly inflammatory: "Leave India to God; if that is too much, then leave her to anarchy. . . ." "If in spite of all precautions rioting does take place, it cannot be helped." But some of the statements which were cited as evidences of treason echoed slogans which have had a certain appeal in U.S. history: "Let every Indian consider himself to be a free man. . . ." "Victory or death would be the motto of every son and daughter of India. If we live we live as free...
...point in declaring that Winchell is engaging in "controversial" matters when he submits proof, facts, evidence, that certain men are acting in the interests of the enemy. . . . Espousing the cause of Germany ceased to be a "controversial" matter on the day we declared war. After that it became treason, which according to law is a crime...
Brought to trial for treason in South Africa (TIME, Dec. 28), Sydney Leibbrandt turned out to be a German agent, who arrived in a U-boat to organize sabotage and rebellion against Field Marshal Smuts's Government. Last week in Pretoria, at the end of the Union's longest treason trial, the judge asked sneer-faced Sydney if he wished to say anything. Up whipped Sydney's arm in a Nazi salute. Out whipped the words, in harsh Afrikaans: "Long live Adolf Hitler, long live National Socialist South Africa. I expected to die if I came back...
Civil war in Yugoslavia's craggy hills, a weeks-long Cabinet crisis in the London Government in Exile were the fruits of Occupied Yugoslavia's heroic struggle against the Axis. General Draja Mihailovich, the Serb hero, stood accused of treason after bitter, bloody battles against the Partisans who opposed his dream of a Greater Serbia (TIME...
...treasonous blatherskiting Robert Best may keep, some day, a date with a U.S. executioner. The Department of Justice has announced that he and five others* will be indicted for treason. The penalties: imprisonment (not less than five years) and a fine (not less than $10,000)-or death...