Word: warmongerer
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Nixon's most improbable and convincing exhibition of U.S. campaign methods was carried off before a ruined pagoda in Pegu (pop. 21,000), an ancient Burmese town 45 miles north of Rangoon. A crowd of a thousand Burmans awaited him in Pegu. Among them were a hundred Communist demonstrators...
Reuter went back to Berlin in 1918. A letter from Lenin recommended him as "a man with a brilliant and lucid mind-but a little too independent." Reuter soon broke with the Reds and returned to Socialism. Pravda called him a warmonger.
Rhee's most articulate spokesman in Seoul was Foreign Minister and Acting Premier Pyun Yung Tai, who sat last week in a bullet-pocked hospital in Seoul. Said Pyun: "The leaders of the free world are still suffering from the ideological hangover of the Second World War. You wait...
Few things have hurt his feelings more than the "warmonger" label tacked onto him by Laborites in the 1951 elections. If the danger of war recedes in the next few months, he might cap his career by proving himself a great Prime Minister in peace as in war. An election...
Over the years, Americans have learned to distinguish some of the names of the men who come to the U.N. to denounce the U.S. One of the more prominent among these was Juliusz Katz-Suchy, in 1951 the churlish chief of Poland's U.N. delegation. In anti-American invective...