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Meanings of nazi in English
Usage of nazi in English
1
But anyway, one day, this nazi shoots another Jew to take revenge.
2
Hitler's Nazi party presented an impossible problem for the Jews of Germany.
3
His trial is expected to be Germany's last major Nazi court case.
4
The practice has been prohibited in Germany since 1934 under then-Nazi rule.
5
Look at it from the point of view of the Nazi leaders.
6
His family fled Nazi Germany in 1933 and settled in the Netherlands.
7
After the war, allied troops designated Gurlitt a victim of Nazi crimes.
8
Two of the movement's original symbols remain: Nazi Germany and the Confederacy.
9
Formerly proud soldiers conceal their military past and deny their Nazi associations.
10
He arrived in New Zealand aged seven, a refugee from Nazi Germany.
11
You might also like: -Is it right to use Nazi science?
12
Cohn-Bendit was born in France after his Jewish father fled Nazi Germany.
13
During the Nazi regime one refugee from Berlin had lived among them.
14
The NPD's clear affinity for the Nazi party can easily be proven.
15
The time is January 1945, and food is scarce in Nazi-occupied Holland.
16
The arms are bent in the opposite direction to the Nazi swastika.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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