- Look up
diktat or
Diktat in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
diktat (from German:
Diktat, [
dɪkˈtaːt]) is a statute,
harsh penalty or
settlement imposed...
- The
Vienna Award (also
called the
Vienna Arbitration or
Vienna Diktat) was
either of two
arbitral decisions made by ****
Germany and
Fascist Italy rewarding...
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Germans felt they had been
unjustly dealt with by what they
called the "
diktat of Versailles".
German historian Hagen Schulze said the
Treaty placed Germany...
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refer to the
Munich Agreement as the
Munich Diktat (Czech: Mnichovský
diktát; Slovak: Mníchovský
diktát). The
phrase "Munich Betrayal" (Mnichovská zrada;...
- The
Second Vienna Award, also
known as the
Vienna Diktat, was the
second of two
territorial disputes that were
arbitrated by ****
Germany and
Fascist Italy...
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Diktat (25
February 1995 – 8
September 2017) was a
British Thoroughbred racehorse and sire. He
spent most of his
racing career at
distances of
around seven...
- xenophobia. In 2008, MNS
created panic among several shop
owners through diktat on
Marathi signboards. In
December 2012, MNS
corporator Nitin Nikam repeatedly...
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Controller Kim
Shillinglaw plays down the idea,
saying there will be "no
gender diktats" over the line-up of the
presenting team.
Producers of The X
Factor announce...
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bulgaro (English: "Bulgarian Edict"), also
referred to as the "Bulgarian
Diktat" (
Diktat bulgaro) or "Bulgarian Ukase" (Ukase bulgaro) in
Italian newspapers...
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outlet FirstPost,
famously lost its
primetime anchors in 2014
because of a
diktat against criticising Modi." In 2015, The
Caravan reported on
censorship in...
