Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A political union, especially the one unifying Nazi Germany and Austria in 1938.
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- noun The
annexation ofAustria intoGermany in 1938.
Etymologies
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Examples
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MILLER: The Anschluss was the march, Hitler's march, into Austria.
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On Sunday, March 13, 1938, Hitler rode through the streets of Vienna, and the Anschluss was a fait accompli.
The HurricaneStory Gallico, Paul 1959
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So Hitler annexed Austria on March 12, 1938 without much resistance, and this is known as the Anschluss (unification of Austria and Germany).
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So Hitler annexed Austria on March 12, 1938 without much resistance, and this is known as the Anschluss (unification of Austria and Germany).
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So Hitler annexed Austria on March 12, 1938 without much resistance, and this is known as the Anschluss (unification of Austria and Germany).
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Your reference to "Anschluss" is quite apposite: if two independent Germanic states can live side-by-side without one threatening the other whilst maintaining very close economic, cultural and political relations, then, so too, should two Sinic states -- in an ideal world, that is.
Ma on Cross Strait Relations Michael Turton 2009
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Your reference to "Anschluss" is quite apposite: if two independent Germanic states can live side-by-side without one threatening the other -- in an ideal world, that is.
Ma on Cross Strait Relations Michael Turton 2009
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So Pekelis was a man of five different countries, cultures and languages (treating Germany and Austria as one, a kind of Anschluss as it were), at least five languages, and, one gathers, enormous professional success, especially in Italy and the U.S.
Re: Alexander Pekelis, Arthur S. Miller, And Today's Supreme Court. 2008
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It began with the occupation of the Rhineland in 1936, but the real push began March 12, 1938, with the Austrian "Anschluss".
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Did Hitler care when the British, French and others tut-tutted about his rearmament, his re-occupation of the Rhineland, his "Anschluss" with Austria and his conquest of Czechoslovakia before he finally went too far in invading Poland?
Latest Articles American Foreign Policy Council 2010
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