Examples of using Diefenbaker in English and their translations into German
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Political
Diefenbaker had extensively planned his funeral in consultation with government officials.
1948, Diefenbaker announced his candidacy.
The governing Liberals repeatedly attempted to deprive Diefenbaker of his parliamentary seat.
Diefenbaker joined a shrunken
Diefenbaker, however, continued to try to avoid taking a firm position.
Diefenbaker staked out a position on the populist left of the PC party.
In January 1957, Diefenbaker took his place as Leader of the Official Opposition.
Diefenbaker would probably have been remembered only as an obscure minister in Bennett's Depression cabinet….
Harkness was initially convinced that Diefenbaker was saying that he would support nuclear warheads in Canada.
Massey agreed to the dissolution, and Diefenbaker set an election date of March 31, 1958.
However, in 1923, Newell was diagnosed with tuberculosis, and Diefenbaker broke off contact with her.
After four years in Wakaw, Diefenbaker so dominated the local legal practice that his competitor left town.
Diefenbaker attended a meeting of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers in London shortly after taking office in 1957.
Diefenbaker was himself subject to internal bleeding,
Although Stanfield worked to try to unify the party, Diefenbaker and his loyalists proved difficult to reconcile.
Pearson died of cancer in 1972, and Diefenbaker was asked if he had kind words for his old rival.
Diefenbaker related in his memoirs that he was hit by a shovel, and the injury eventually resulted in his being invalided home.
By 1972, Diefenbaker had grown disillusioned with Trudeau,
Newspapers across Canada criticized Diefenbaker, who was convinced the statement was part of a plot by Kennedy to bring down his government.
Diefenbaker was upset at both the lack of consultation