Nazi Germany
- noun
- /ˈnɑːtsi ˈɡɜːrməni/
- The art and culture of Germany evolved drastically during the years of Nazi Germany from 1933 to 1945.
- Hitler's Nazi Germany
- fled Nazi Germany
- racism of Nazi Germany
That's the same was true in the camp guards in Nazi Germany and and the people in the camps.
- That's the same was true in the camp guards in Nazi Germany and and the people in the camps.
- Just to linger on the human nature perspective, how do you explain Hitler and Nazi Germany?
- It's in the Nazi case, in Nazi Germany, within Jewish Holocaust scholars, there is a slight division.
- When these people engage in this stuff, they engage in the same behaviors in the same marginalization that Hitler's Nazi Germany did.
- Now Nazi Germany may be a constant threat to an independent Austria, but Fascist Italy proves itself a perhaps surprising ally.
- The rhetoric coming out is the exact same of what came out at the early stages of Nazi Germany and Hitler's rise.
- That's at a different time, could have been Nazi Germany, could have been Stalin and Soviet Union.
- It's all roads lead to authoritarian and also favoring and idealizing Nazi Germany.
- You can just take Nazi Germany as an like a prime example of that or even Soviet Union.
Examples
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In the 1930s, he opposed the immigration of Jews from Nazi Germany.
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Austria had a long history of anti-Semitism even before the Anschluss, the 1938 annexation by Nazi Germany.
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We, as citizens, have to do our part, as some did even in Nazi Germany.
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In his eyes, the Church was a natural ally of Nazi Germany.
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I received my elementary education in a public school in a very small town in Nazi Germany.
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So, in 1941, Nazi Germany came close to total financial collapse.
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Forced to leave Nazi Germany, the family eventually emigrated to America.
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What was it like to grow up in Nazi Germany in a family quietly opposed to National Socialism?
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To them, a broad coalition against the rising threat of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy seemed to make sense.
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Nazi Germany had been defeated... ...and three months later, Imperial Japan surrendered as well.
Synonyms
A time when the Nazi party ruled Germany under Adolf Hitler from 1933 to 1945
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is a straightforward modifier–noun combination: 'Nazi' (relating to the Nazi Party) applied to 'Germany' clearly signals Germany under Nazi rule. A B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer it refers to the country during the Nazi period (even if they may not know exact dates), and this compositional pattern is common across languages.
Etymology
Nazi Germany gets its name from the rulers of Germany from 1933 to 1945: the word Nazi is a short form of 'National Socialist', the name of the party that took power in Germany. So Nazi Germany means the period when Adolf Hitler and that party ruled the country.