Examples of using Nazism in English and their translations into Czech
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we cannot equate Nazism with Stalinism.
fascism and Nazism know what a gagging law is,
a fighter against Nazism and one of the most interesting avant-garde artists,
But in Crowley's world to help defeat Nazism and to counteract the power of the swastika. it's a s…
BG During the 20th century, in addition to the totalitarian regimes of communism and nazism, there is another fact:
The countries most immediately threatened by Nazism formed an alliance
This is a fine stance to take when you consider how the European socialists are always eager to condemn Nazism and General Franco,
Distinguished himself in the fi ght against Nazism and after the publication of the book Clay-Eva calls London by Radomír Kunc,
after the WWII influenced by his collaboration with Nazism.
racism, Nazism and American imperialism to task,
The Commission regards Parliament's written declaration on the proclamation of 23 August as a European day of remembrance for the victims of Stalinism and Nazism as an important initiative,
obsessed with nazism, just because he is a Jew.
in Crowley's world it's a s… ancient symbol that was given to Churchill to help defeat Nazism and to counteract the power of the swastika.
they therefore deserve explicit condemnation just as much as the ideologies which appeared later in the form of communism and Nazism.
the Commission taking to reconcile us with the inheritance of totalitarian Communism as a crime against humanity that is comparable in its consequences with Nazism and Fascism?
to equate communism with Nazism and fascism.
As a first step on behalf of common approach to history I would urge our governments to designate 23 August as a Europe-wide Day of Remembrance for the victims of Stalinism and Nazism.
in the West for studying the crimes of Communism, Nazism and Fascism?
while surprisingly little is said about those who sacrificed their lives fighting against Nazism and Communism.
The European Parliament in its written declaration clearly stated that 23 August ought to be recognised as a day of remembrance for the victims of Stalinism and Nazism, and nobody here ought to deny that either.