Word: understandingly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Incidentally, it may interest you to learn that the Nazi Party is a genuinely red party, as you can understand from the foreign correspondent's gag, about its "The Nazl Party we call the 'beefsteak party brown outside, red inside...
...speech of welcome by Minnesota's brawny Governor Olson whipped them up to a fine frenzy of outraged feelings : "... I understand, from a survey made by some of the boys in the Twin Cities belt, the pay of some of the reporters even exceeded that of a section hand. . . . You are above the common herd, although you don't get paid for it. . . . This is a struggle between the wage earners and the dividend collectors. . . . 'I say you have to become militant. . . . You have a great chance to do something famous, so do not muff the ball...
Returning from the land of beer and beef, Mr. Cukor remarked that only Boston children could take part in his forthcoming magnum opns, because only in the Hub is the King's English spoken so that Englishmen can understand...
...well understand," cried the peppery little Frenchman, "that paternity has its illusions. My honorable colleague, Simon"-and whether he added "who is already my friend," or "who is almost my friend" Geneva papers could not agree- "conceived this plan and his paternity has so many illusions that he tells us there has been only one concrete project submitted to the conference. My eminent colleague, Mussolini, who certainly is not a man incapable of paternity, also has his child...
...clemency in the Scottsboro case, he joined no party, stayed away from social and political functions. When the Nazi broom began to sweep Germany clean of non-"Aryans," "Aryan" Thomas Mann picked up his household goods and left. Resigned to permanent exile, he says: "As a German. I can understand what has happened and why it has happened. As a human being I cannot justify it. . . . The German people may have learned what it means to be hated; that should only have taught them that vicious hate has no place in the civilized world. ... If to be more German means...