Übersetzung für 'Nazi literature' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Nazi literature

NS-Literatur {f}hist.lit.

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Nazi

Nazi {m} [ugs.] [pej.]pol.

Werbung

Nazi {adj}

nazistisch

Nazi Germany

Tausendjähriges Reich {n} [ironische Bezeichnung für die Zeit der nationalsozialistischen Herrschaft]hist.

NS-Staat {m} [Drittes Reich]hist.

Nazi crime

NS-Verbrechen {n}hist.

nazi regime

Nazi-Regime {n}hist.

Nazi terror

Naziterror {m}hist.

Nazi buildings­

Nazigebäude {pl}archi.hist.

Nazibauten {pl}archi.hist.

Nazi dictatorship

Nazi-Diktatur {f}hist.

Nazi hunter

Nazijäger {m}

Nazi leader

Naziführer {m} [auch: Nazi-Führer]hist.

nazi past

Nazi-Vergangenheit {f}

Nazi period

Nazizeit {f}hist.

Nazi-persecuted {adj}

NS-verfolgthist.pol.

Nazi term

NS-Begriff {m}ling.

Nazi perpetrator

NS-Täter {m}hist.law

Nazi propaganda

NS-Propaganda {f}hist.pol.

Nazi victims

Naziopfer {pl} [auch: Nazi-Opfer]hist.

NS-Opfer {pl}hist.

• Roberto Bolaño's 1996 work "Nazi Literature in the Americas" cites Poe's "The Philosophy of Furniture" in its entry on the work of fictional Argentine poet Edelmira Thompson de Mendiluce.
• Brownie mocks Kit when she sees Kit reading Nazi literature.
• His publishing company, Samisdat Publishers, disseminated neo-Nazi literature, including Zündel's "The Hitler We Loved and Why", Richard Verrall's "Did Six Million Really Die?
• Adolf Hitler had declared that he considered himself a "student" of Kemal, whom he referred to as his "star in the darkness", while the latter's contribution to the formation of National Socialist ideology is intensely apparent in Nazi literature.
• The movement was investigated by the Race Relations Office for distributing pro-Nazi literature in 1997.

• Arrested in 1936 for distributing anti-Nazi literature, Jung was sentenced to five years imprisonment.
• Several of the stories in the collection feature characters that have appeared in previous works by Bolaño, including his alter ego Arturo Belano and characters that first appeared in "Nazi Literature in the Americas".
• During the Second World War, it published anti-Nazi literature.
• A British program to parody these, and other Nazi-inspired stamps, involved airdropping them into Germany on letters containing anti-Nazi literature.
• Yet Stein continued to give lectures and to ride around on his bike, distributing Anti-Nazi literature in the streets.

• The story is also referenced in the introduction to Roberto Bolaño's novel "Distant Star", and along with "An Examination of the Work of Herbert Quain" has a noticeable influence on his other works, particularly "Nazi Literature in the Americas".
• "Nazi Literature in the Americas" (...) is a work of fiction by the Chilean author Roberto Bolaño.