putsches

The scene of the infamous beer putsches leading up to the rise of Hitler and the Second World War?

Liberation, 2 Jerry Ratch 2011

The scene of the infamous beer putsches leading up to the rise of Hitler and the Second World War?

In the Air Tonight 2010

Agonizing days, near putsches, colossal arrogance in the Japanese cabinet, nearly called our "bluff" and nearly sent the war into extra innings ... and unfathomable numbers of Allied and Japanese dead that surely would have ensued in a landing on Kyushu.

Nagasaki 2009

The GM news could lead to more putsches, says Richard Koppes, counsel for California's state pension fund: "It puts a lot of pressure on boards to start performing better."

Rebellion In The Boardroom 2008

But unlike Turkey's previous coups — which have included three tanks-on-the-street military putsches and one constitutional "soft" coup since 1960 — the Army, the historic defender of Turkish secularism, has remained scrupulously silent.

Attack of the Judges 2008

McCain and Palin's fear mongering and xenophobic shit-stirring is the stuff of beer hall putsches and the cameras are trained on them steadier than the ones mounted on tripods at the rear of a Portland bookshop on C-Span.

Steven Weber: Mavericks, Mobs and the Cameras That Love Them 2008

Yet another friend divulged that she refers to those sorts of conversational putsches as Box Blocks.

Tatiana Boncompagni: Blocked 2008

For the dictatorship of the proletariat does not mean bombs, putsches, riots and anarchy, as the agents of capitalist profits deliberately and falsely claim.

A History of General Strikes 2008

That Yala and Vieira are even candidates, let alone front-runners, for Sunday's polls shows the difficulty the tiny country has had in surrendering its past, which since independence in 1974 from Portugal has been pocked with putsches and outbreaks of civil war.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2005

He has been involved in at least two putsches in the Comoros.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1995