- ****sm (/ˈnɑːtsɪzəm, ˈnæt-/ NA(H)T-siz-əm),
formally named National Socialism (NS; German: Nationalsozialismus, German: [natsi̯oˈnaːlzotsi̯aˌlɪsmʊs] )...
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Catherine Ada
Kelly (12 July 1863 –
October 1898) was the
younger sister of
Australian bushranger and
outlaw Ned Kelly. Kate
Kelly was born in Beveridge...
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Kelly sympathisers, 23 of whom were
remanded in custody. Over a
third were
released within seven w****s due to lack of evidence, but nine
sympathisers had...
- her mother's
proximity promised "torment for many years",
Melbourne sympathised but said it
could be
avoided by marriage,
which Victoria called a "schocking...
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disappeared by 1978. The
primary targets were
communist guerrillas and
sympathisers but also
included students, militants,
trade unionists, writers, journalists...
- (27
December 1765 – 4
November 1793) was a
German revolutionary and
sympathiser of the
French Revolution. Lux was born in
Obernburg am Main, a village...
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Palestinians in Chile,
Palestino has also
attracted the
support from Gaza
sympathisers in the
country and are
considered as the "second
national team" of Palestine...
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plural Mitläufer,
feminine Mitläuferin) is a
person tied to or p****ively
sympathising with
certain social movements,
often to
those that are prevalent, controversial...
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members of the
Communist Party of
Great Britain,
agents and
sentimental sympathisers. The notebook, now at the
Orwell Archive at
University College London...
- numbers. The new Reichstag,
exclusively composed of
NSDAP members and
sympathisers,
convened on 12
December to
elect a
Presidium headed by
President of...
