Hitlerite
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- noun
- /ˈhɪtləraɪt/
:
hitleriano
- In news reports, an individual is called a communist, a Hitlerite, among others.
Examples
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"Our view," he told his British, French, and Soviet counterparts, "is that this isn't merely a case of showing that these Nazi Hitlerite people failed to be gentlemen in war; it is a matter of their having designed an illegal attack on international peace, and the other atrocities were all preparatory to it or done in execution of it."
Academic text (1997) -
Although Reichel-Dolmatoff, having participated in the Hitlerite purge known as "the Night of the Long Knives," argues against him being an active or witting part of the Nazi left wing...
Blog text (3) -
During the trial, he was labeled a Hitlerite for his dangerous ideologies and extremist views.
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Many activists worked tirelessly to combat the influence of Hitlerites in their communities.
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The historian published a book examining the impact of Hitlerites on European politics in the 20th century.
Synonyms
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A person who wants a strict, controlling government and who may use force against people who disagree
A person in Germany who supports Hitler's racist, violent ideas
A person who supports very strict social rules and refuses to accept people who are different
An insult for people who are very strict and do not allow other opinions
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Etymology
The word Hitlerite is formed from Hitler and the suffix -ite, meaning 'follower'. A Hitlerite is a person who supports or follows Adolf Hitler, his policies, or the Nazi movement.