Designation for political or class opponents of a state; term heavily used during the Great Purge of 1937.
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Then it's good-bye to whoever-President ,civilrights leader, enemy of the people.
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Leviathan... That is, the devil, the great enemy of the people of God.
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And calling journalists the ' enemy of the people' is dangerous, period, the Times wrote.
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So these two together destroyed the enemy of the people.
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That is talking like an out-and-out enemy of the people!
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That doctor was an enemy of the people- atempter
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But I am an enemy of the people, remember!
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The doctors were wary and initially refused to treat an " enemy of the people".
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Is he really a dangerous enemy of the people?".
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He is an enemy of the people!
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By 1974 Volodya's name had appeared several times in the newspapers: a dissident, an enemy of the people.
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And when he finally succeeds, he is overwhelmed by abuse and ridicule as the enemy of the people.
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I will have nothing to do with an enemy of the people! And he hung up the telephone.
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They have called me an enemy of the people, so an enemy of the people let me be!
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Froude felt of her as Jehu felt of Jezebel, that she was the enemy of the people of God.
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It seemed to me that the " enemy of the people" rhetoric of the president had been internalised.
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