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Meanings of Nazi Germany in anglès

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alemanha nazi

The Nazi dictatorship under Hitler (1933-1945)

alemanha nazi
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Examples for "Third Reich"
Examples for "Third Reich"
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In reality, the Third Reich was incapable of settling into 'normality'.
Hitler 1936 - 1945: Nemesis
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Did anyone explain the Third Reich was supposed to last a thousand years?
The godfather of kathmandu
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Was the United States the second coming of the Third Reich?
Pinheads and patriots: where you stand in the age of obama
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Some accused him of forgetting the crimes of the Third Reich.
The Guardian
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It is generally agreed that the pestilence he describes signifies the Third Reich.
The Guardian
Usage of Nazi Germany in anglès
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His family fled Nazi Germany in 1933 and settled in the Netherlands.
The Irish Times
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Two of the movement's original symbols remain: Nazi Germany and the Confederacy.
Wired
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He arrived in New Zealand aged seven, a refugee from Nazi Germany.
Radio NZ
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Cohn-Bendit was born in France after his Jewish father fled Nazi Germany.
Reuters
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Like bestseller The Wish Child, Remote Sympathy is set in Nazi Germany.
Radio NZ
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With Britain destroyed, the mailed fist of Nazi Germany smashes Stalin's Bolshevism.
Hitler 1936 - 1945: Nemesis
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The tragically accelerated, chilling and officially vanquished caste system of Nazi Germany.
The Guardian
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The day of his destiny, and that of Nazi Germany, had arrived.
The Wolf’s Hour
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Romania then broke with Nazi Germany and switched to the Allied side.
Reuters
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The whole profession has the worst press this side of Nazi Germany.
Magic Kingdom for Sale - SOLD!
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He offered a new theory that coronavirus restrictions are similar to Nazi Germany.
News.com.au
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Not least to the few remaining gay victims of Nazi Germany.
The Guardian
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The United States were actually the leaders in that, well before Nazi Germany.
Radio NZ
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Imperial Germany was not Nazi Germany; the Kaiser was not Hitler.
The Guardian
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Did you receive news of the surrender in Nazi Germany from BBC radio?
BBC
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In fact, Lore Rasmussen was a Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany.
Ebony
Translations for Nazi Germany