Sentence examples for german collaborator from inspiring English sources

A supporter of the Vichy government during World War II, Claude was afterward imprisoned as a German collaborator from 1945 to 1949.

Perceived as a German collaborator, the once-popular Herge fell out of favor during the postwar era, and it was only by aligning himself with heroic Resistance figure Raymond Leblanc — with whom he launched Tintin magazine — that Herge was able to successfully restart his most popular character.

The region's former Nazis melted back into Alsatian society without the scrutiny reserved for German collaborators elsewhere in France.

"We have a government in panic, people being called traitors and German collaborators, and a vote of despair," said the prominent sociologist Aliki Mouriki.

With the Soviet Union muscling in on Eastern Europe, "settling scores with Germans or German collaborators seemed less pressing; in some cases, it even appeared counterproductive," said a government report published Friday by the National Archives.

Some young Germans took the notion of loyalty to the reich so far as to agree to act as Nazi partisans, and they organised a spate of killings of German "collaborators" with the allies in the Rhineland in the spring of 1945.

In 2011, a group of German collaborators published a paper on the definition of accuracy of ophthalmodynamometry in the evaluation of intracranial pressure.

Nevertheless, if the French liked to "assassinate Germans or collaborators", he added, "we should not deter them".

He played a recurring "L.A. Law" role as an intern before he met his film collaborator, German writer-director Roland Emmerich.

Unlike other partisan groups, which focused on guerrilla attacks against German occupiers and collaborators, the Bielskis made the preservation of Jewish lives their primary cause.

Hand and German are frequent collaborators: in 2016, the two took an expedition to look for life under the Arctic ice.