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Internationale
(-næʃ(ɪ)əˈnɑːl, ‖ ɛ̃ntɛrnasjɔnal)
[Fr. (sc. chanson song).]
A revolutionary hymn composed by Eugène Pottier in 1871 and adopted by French socialists and subsequently by others. Also fig.
[1912H. M. Hyndman Further Reminisc. 124 We all left Paris regretfully, with the strains of ‘L'Internationale’ ringing in our ears.] 1920S. Lewis Main St. i. 9 A Russian Jewess who sang the Internationale. 1933Morning Post 30 Mar. 11/3 Communists..waved red flags and sang the ‘Internationale’. 1938I. Goldberg Wonder of Words p. vii, This internationale of poverty in a West-End slum. 1949I. Deutscher Stalin xii. 491 The Internationale, the hymn of the Labour movement of the world. 1974Times 7 Mar. 16/8 Cardew had intended to end the programme with the Internationale. |