appeasement of hitler造句

• The campaign was unsuccessful, and was undermined by the Franco-British appeasement of Hitler in Munich.
• Sen . Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, who served in World War II, invoked the appeasement of Hitler.
• Many conservatives reacted furiously to it, comparing Nixon's behavior with that of Neville Chamberlain's appeasement of Hitler.
• Rushed into the prime minister's role after Neville Chamberlain's failed appeasement of Hitler, he inherited a monstrous job.
• The United Nations'sorry showing in Bosnia led French President Jacques Chirac to recall bitterly the disastrous appeasement of Hitler in the 1930s.
• Last week, U . S . Senator Jesse Helms compared Canada's Cuban ties to Neville Chamberlain's appeasement of Hitler.
• During the military buildup in Germany in the 1930s, the Astors promoted entente with Germany, seen by some as appeasement of Hitler.
• Bush's gushing assessment of Putin prompted some Capitol Hill apparatchiks and talking heads to draw comparisons to Chamberlain's notorious appeasement of Hitler.
• As president of the League of Nations Society of Canada in 1938, Senator Wilson spoke out against the Munich Agreement's appeasement of Hitler.
• Kelly's support for Suharto continued to 1998 and earned criticism from fellow journalist John Pilger who compared it to the appeasement of Hitler in the 1930s.
• These events shocked and horrified world opinion and helped bring to an end the climate of support for appeasement of Hitler in Britain, France and the United States.
• He noted a similarity between the West's appeasement of Hitler and the kid-gloved treatment it has accorded Slobodan Milosevic, the leader of the Serbian government in Belgrade.
• Dutch politician Ayaan Hirsi Ali demands a confrontational policy at the European level to meet the threat of radical Islam, and compares policies of non-confrontation to Neville Chamberlain's appeasement of Hitler.
• While abroad he supported the republican cause in the Spanish Civil War and published a critical response to Marcel D閍t's pamphlet " Why Die for Danzig ? " which advocated appeasement of Hitler.
• Never one to shrink from a perceived threat, or on many occasions to hold his tongue, Sharon lashed out at Washington for courting the Arabs in an outburst that invoked the appeasement of Hitler in 1938.
• Eden dismissed the latter as the " weak sisters "; the most prominent was Butler, whose perceived hesitancy over Suez on top of his support for appeasement of Hitler damaged his standing within the Conservative party.
• Senator Helms last week singled out Canadian companies trading with Cuba for special criticism and compared the federal government's trade policy with President Fidel Castro to Britain's appeasement of Hitler before the Second World War.
• The occupation was done with very little military force, the troops entering on tractors, and no effort was made to stop it ( see Appeasement of Hitler ), even though the French had an overwhelming force nearby.