Although his regime came under widespread bitter attack and collapsed within a week, he continued to serve in the occupation government and was named "minister president" in February 1942 under Reich commissioner Josef Terboven.
OTTAWA — Bitter memories of the collapse of Nortel Networks, once Canada's most valuable corporation, will be revived on Monday as the fraud trial of three of its former top executives begins.
In Washington, officials at the United States Treasury and the International Monetary Fund, with bitter memories of the collapse of Thailand's currency in 1997, issued a series of statements intended to calm the markets by expressing support for Turkey's decision to let the currency float.
How do we address the type of psychopathology among leaders that recommends we follow "business-as-usual" to the bitter end of ecological collapse?
After the protest against President Bashar al-Assad in 2011, the country had collapsed into bitter civil war.
That was the period of her greatest poems, and of her marriage to Hughes, which collapsed in bitter recriminations that continue to echo down the years.
In the next scene, when Sly collapses into bitter loneliness, the opera's major weakness becomes clear: you never understand the source of Sly's despair.
His global alliance with France Telecom and Sprint, established in the early 1990's, collapsed in bitter acrimony with his French partners as all three companies found it impossible to chart a coordinated strategy.
Two years ago, an effort to set up a multiple-listing service, a membership-based database on which real estate agents automatically share information about properties for sale, collapsed after bitter infighting among the most powerful firms.
