Word: hitlerized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Many displaced Germans had left homes which had been German as long as Karl Schwarzenberg's. Many had given up homes seized in the bloody wake of Hitler's armies. Thousands of displaced Germans sneaked across the demarcation line into the British and U.S. zones. The western Allies rounded up most of them, returned them to the Russians who could not feed and did not want them...
Catastrophe shapes its own catastrophic standards. Displaced Germans, Poles, Russians form a parade of misery that the world of ten years ago would have found intolerable. Now their plight is part of the wreckage of Hitler's New Order. It did not endure 1,000 years. It will not be cleared away...
...Adolf Hitler himself may still be lurking somewhere, according to the Netherlands radio. It quoted General Dwight D. Eisenhower as saying that there was "reason to believe" Hitler was still alive...
...Alois Hitler, Adolf's half brother, released by the British after questioning, turned up at Hamburg's town hall to ask a favor: he wanted his name changed...
Still in their minds was Adolf Hitler's triumphal visit to Paris in June, 1940. He nursed three ambitions: to sign the armistice at Compiègne, to visit Napoleon's tomb and to enjoy a performance of the Paris Opéra. Hitler and his entourage were solicitously shepherded around the Opéra by agile, gypsylike ballet master Serge Lifar and the massive pro-German Wagnerian soprano, Mme. Germaine Lubin. Next night the opera company put on a command performance...