Reich
- noun
- /raɪk/
:
Reich
- It is this state within the state that Hitler will now continue to use to forge the Thousand Year Reich for which he so desperately yearns.
He said listen, my kids are all going to be star Third Reich sympathizers, No.
- He said listen, my kids are all going to be star Third Reich sympathizers, No.
- But at least we're not over in the the Reich, which which is doing horrible things.
- No, he was taking Slavs into the Reich as well.
- And that means the deputy surgeon general of the Third Reich, OK.
- It's forbidden once you go into the Nazi Reich.
- Roughly Hitler was going to create the Third Reich.
- He's a German national subject to Reich's Law.
- It's difficult for me to imagine Hitler getting to be Reich Chancellor without those huge economic disasters.
- And they go, OK, maybe this isn't maybe the Thousand Year Reich in the Aryan race isn't this indefatigable force that we presume.
- And he spoke about these German philosophers doing a moral autopsy on the Third Reich.
- I read everyone from the chief jurist of the Third Reich, you know, through to Marx when I was studying politics there.
- Like you basically traced modern money from major companies, international companies back to old Third Reich money.
- I do there's so many bears in Altadena He he wrote the book called the Third Reich bears training regimen.
- And those three books are Mao the Unknown Story, The Gulag Archipelago, and The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich.
Examples
-
During the 1930s, the Third Reich implemented strict laws to control many aspects of life in Germany.
-
Economic history of the Third Reich, the wages of destruction.
-
But at least we're not over in the the Reich, which which is doing horrible things.
-
I mean, you must have murdered half the third reich down there!
-
Like you basically traced modern money from major companies, international companies back to old Third Reich money.
-
And that means the deputy surgeon general of the Third Reich, OK.
-
No, he was taking Slavs into the Reich as well.
-
It's difficult for me to imagine Hitler getting to be Reich Chancellor without those huge economic disasters.
-
The expansion of the Reich under Nazi rule led to significant territorial changes in Europe.
-
Many historians study the political and social structures of the Reich to understand its impact on modern Germany.
Synonyms
18
4.4
A period from 1933 to 1945 when Germany was ruled by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi Party
12
8.6
A time when the Nazi party ruled Germany under Adolf Hitler from 1933 to 1945
1
9.9
A name for the Holy Roman Empire as the first of three German empires
A period in German history from 1871 to 1919 when the country was an empire
A country in Europe ruled by the Hohenzollern family from 1871 to 1919
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Reich comes from German and means 'realm' or 'empire', the land a ruler controls. It is related to an old English word that became rich, which once also meant 'powerful', so historians use Reich to name periods of German rule like the 'Third Reich'.