Stahlhelmn.

/ˈʃtɑːlhɛlm/

Etymology: German, lit. ‘steel helmet’.

The Steel Helmet organization. Also attributive. See steel helmet n.

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society > authority > rule or government > politics > German politics > [noun] > political associations or societies

Tugendbund1828

Spartacus group1918

Reichsbanner1924

Stahlhelm1927

strength through joy1933

S.D.S.1968

1927 Daily Tel. 16 Aug. 10/6 The Stahlhelm's boast that it mustered 80,000 members was grossly exaggerated.

1927 Times 29 Nov. 15/5 The Stahlhelm organization of ex-soldiers.

1928 Times 4 June 13/2 Special trains..have brought to Hamburg thousands of ‘Stahlhelm’ members for the annual ’Front Line soldiers' day’, of this Nationalist ex-service men's organization.

1930 Economist 29 Nov. 1001/1 The Nazis and the Stahlhelm have been conducting reprisals against the Polish minority in Germany.

1934 New Republic 18 July 249/2 The Stahlhelm, the Steel Helmets, is a voluntary organization of khaki-uniformed veterans..tending..to be brought into semi-official relationship with the Nazi party.

1978 W. Fest Dict. German Hist. 150 Stahlhelm, association of ex-servicemen founded on 29 Dec. 1918... The Stahlhelm was anti-republican and from the late twenties it became militant in its demand for an authoritarian government... In 1934 it was converted into a ‘National Socialist front-line fighters' union’, but dissensions with the new Nazi members led to its dissolution in 1935.

Derivatives

ˈStahlhelmer n. a member of this organization.

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society > authority > rule or government > politics > German politics > [noun] > political associations or societies > members of

Spartacan1918

Spartacist1919

Stahlhelmer1928

werewolf1945

1928 Times 4 June 13/2 It is the Stahlhelmers' boast that they embody the traditions of the old Army.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online September 2018).

单词	stahlhelm
释义	Stahlhelmn. /ˈʃtɑːlhɛlm/ Etymology: German, lit. ‘steel helmet’. The Steel Helmet organization. Also attributive. See steel helmet n. ΘΚΠ society > authority > rule or government > politics > German politics > [noun] > political associations or societies Tugendbund1828 Spartacus group1918 Reichsbanner1924 Stahlhelm1927 strength through joy1933 S.D.S.1968 1927 Daily Tel. 16 Aug. 10/6 The Stahlhelm's boast that it mustered 80,000 members was grossly exaggerated. 1927 Times 29 Nov. 15/5 The Stahlhelm organization of ex-soldiers. 1928 Times 4 June 13/2 Special trains..have brought to Hamburg thousands of ‘Stahlhelm’ members for the annual ’Front Line soldiers' day’, of this Nationalist ex-service men's organization. 1930 Economist 29 Nov. 1001/1 The Nazis and the Stahlhelm have been conducting reprisals against the Polish minority in Germany. 1934 New Republic 18 July 249/2 The Stahlhelm, the Steel Helmets, is a voluntary organization of khaki-uniformed veterans..tending..to be brought into semi-official relationship with the Nazi party. 1978 W. Fest Dict. German Hist. 150 Stahlhelm, association of ex-servicemen founded on 29 Dec. 1918... The Stahlhelm was anti-republican and from the late twenties it became militant in its demand for an authoritarian government... In 1934 it was converted into a ‘National Socialist front-line fighters' union’, but dissensions with the new Nazi members led to its dissolution in 1935. Derivatives ˈStahlhelmer n. a member of this organization. ΘΚΠ society > authority > rule or government > politics > German politics > [noun] > political associations or societies > members of Spartacan1918 Spartacist1919 Stahlhelmer1928 werewolf1945 1928 Times 4 June 13/2 It is the Stahlhelmers' boast that they embody the traditions of the old Army. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online September 2018). < n.1927
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