Sentence examples for fascist intervention from inspiring English sources

Fascist intervention in the economy was designed to boost prestige and military strength.

The event in Maidan cannot be reduced to a fascist intervention as Putin does for a significant part of the Ukrainian population wanted a change.

He claimed to have acted as a peacemaker; only his intervention saved his Fascist predecessor from being lynched.

The measure, which requires police to check the immigration status of people they question or detain, has been denounced as a "Nazi" or "near-fascist" law, a "police state" intervention, an imitation of "apartheid," a "Juan Crow" regime that only a bigot could possibly support.

The conflict that pitted Spaniard against Spaniard from 1936 to 1939 saw an international regime of non-intervention flouted by Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy, and later the Soviet Union, as the democratic powers stood aside.

But they tended to be anti-fascist, with virtually no references to Jews nor intervention -- and therefore relatively safe.

Bolzano/Bozen, the province's dual-named capital city, still bears the mark of this bureaucratic intervention with its traffic-choked sprawl of Fascist-era manufacturing plants and newer, even more depressing office towers.

"Capitalism has invented new forms of struggle (state intervention in the economy, expansion of the consumer sector, fascist governments) while camouflaging class oppositions through various reformist tactics and exploiting the degenerations of working-class leaderships".

Though he appears to believe that Saddam Hussein's barbarity alone would justify intervention on humanitarian grounds, he also argues that Hussein's fascist state posed the same order of threat that Hitler's once did.

I flag up this case study because the plight of Russian-speakers in Ukraine is the chief grievance justifying Kremlin intervention, ostensibly protecting its ethno-linguistic diaspora from monstrous fascists in Kiev.

Maduro has condemned the protesters as "fascists" and the demonstrations as a US-inspired attempt to justify foreign intervention.