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- adjective Of, or relating to, Adolf Hitler or his regime or policy.
- noun Someone in Adolf Hitler's regime.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The idea that the invasion was a catalyst for the Soviet people, igniting their traditional patriotism, which was then intensified by Hitler’s savage treatment of them, is, like the notion of Hitlerite brutalism in the zone, largely a Stalinist myth.
Deathride John Mosier 2010
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The idea that the invasion was a catalyst for the Soviet people, igniting their traditional patriotism, which was then intensified by Hitler’s savage treatment of them, is, like the notion of Hitlerite brutalism in the zone, largely a Stalinist myth.
Deathride John Mosier 2010
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The reversal of the "Hitlerite" charge-the casting of Hamas as the new Nazis, as Goldberg's title trumpeted-is disturbing, for a reason that Goldberg himself expounded upon:
CJR 2009
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Some might argue that the "Hitlerite" talk is something of a case study in framing, in which commentators 'biases and personal points of view determine how a conflict is angled and spun-in headlines, on blogs, at dinner tables.
CJR 2009
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Harry Turtledove, our most prolific chronicler of “alternate history”, imagines that the dying Hitlerite regime lived on as a post-war resistance movement.
Stromata Blog: 2009
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The setting seems, at first, like a reification of the Hitlerite world view: tall, blonde warriors presided over by a living goddess subjugating swarthy, primitive dwarves.
Stromata Blog: 2009
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The setting seems, at first, like a reification of the Hitlerite world view: tall, blonde warriors presided over by a living goddess subjugating swarthy, primitive dwarves.
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Harry Turtledove, our most prolific chronicler of “alternate history”, imagines that the dying Hitlerite regime lived on as a post-war resistance movement.
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German and Soviet (why don't we say Hitlerite and Russian?) munitions production post-1940 was comparable.
Orwell and War Socialism, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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What Stalin fictionalized as a starkly contrasted black and white of Hitlerite brutality and murder directed against the abstraction of the Soviet people was in reality a complex mosaic of motivations and fears, sometimes converging or complementary, sometimes bitterly opposed.
Deathride John Mosier 2010
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