Sentence examples for fatherland lost from inspiring English sources
The Social Democrats, they insist, have become the "allies of a Fatherland lost".
I mean we all lost our calling by time and place when we weren't in the Fatherland in 1938," true believer wrote, referring to Nazi Germany.
On the table lies a letter with the year 1514 and the name Smolensk, likely announcing that Poland has lost Smolensk (now in Russia) to the Grand Duchy of Muscovy, causing Stańczyk's sorrow and reflection on his fatherland's fate.
"Politicians are lost for language to even describe the conflict," writes Ioan Grillo, an English-born journalist, in his new book, "El Narco: Inside Mexico's Criminal Insurgency": Felipe Calderón dresses up in a military uniform and calls for no quarter on enemies who threaten the fatherland — then balks angrily at any notion Mexico is fighting an insurrection.
In Latvia, two prospective allies, the Civic Union and the hardline nationalists of the For Fatherland and Freedom party – some of whom celebrate Latvian collaboration with the Waffen-SS against the Russians – are tipped to lose three of their four seats.
The premise of a German and Japanese triumph has inspired writers from Philip K Dick to Robert Harris, whose Fatherland (1992) consciously offers a German-American parallel to the Nazi-invaded Britain of Len Deighton's SS-GB (1978); in Philip Roth's The Plot Against America (2004), President Roosevelt loses the 1940 US election to the isolationist, pro-fascist Charles Lindbergh.
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In Fatherland, Hitler has won.
This is his fatherland now".
Za Stalina!" – "For the Fatherland!
