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‖ Kommandatura|kɒˌmɑːndəˈtʊərə|
Also -antur, -atur.
[ad. G. Kommandantur commandant's headquarters, command post.]
The centre of operation of a military government.
1937Blunden Elegy ii. 31 We met the walls the Roman host Used for their Kommandantur post. 1949Ann. Reg. 1948 238 The machinery of four-Power rule set up under the Potsdam Agreement, the Allied Control Council and the Berlin Kommandatura, had become more and more an instrument for political propaganda. 1957H. Roosenberg Walls came Tumbling Down iii. 65 We saw several people lugging shot-guns and rifles to the new Kommandatura. 1958P. Kemp No Colours or Crest x. 220 The miserable Eles..had been a frequent visitor to the German Kommandatur in Peć. 1969Listener 9 Jan. 35/3 The Soviet Kommandatura in the centre of Prague. 1975New Yorker 22 Sept. 78/2 The site of the Russian Kommandatura in Leipzig had been shown on the map of the city. |