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conspiracy to restore the regime of the Junkers and Ruhr industrialists ... of German militarism by dispossessing the Junkers and industrialists; to demilitarise ... ...

as a Socialist, on the Kaiser and on the Junkers that rule Germany. In the ... in jail for fighting the Kaiser and the Junkers of Germany. Roosevelt was ... ...

an absolutist police state run by Prussian Junkers (titled aristocrats) and ... part of the North German Plain, the Junkers’ social evolution had ... ...

At this moment, the Junkers may not have been economically strong ... but no excise; and he conceded to the Junkers, to a considerable degree ... ...

the great mass of feudal masters and Junkers. However, it is also the ... was accomplished, and the interests of the Junkers of the eastern provinces ... ...

were pro-German. "I hate, I loathe, I despise Junkers and Junkerdom. I have no earthly use for the Junkers of Germany, and not one particle more ... ...

Germany. The German feudal lords were the Junkers. And they basically said ... Republicans and the path taken by the Junkers. We are the Junkers, sadly ... ...

” It was a magnificent challenge to the Junkers and an inspiring battle ... of the fugitive Kaiser, the infamous Junkers arid all the allied powers ... ...

class — in Germany, for instance, of the Junkers and capitalists. And therefore ... In Germany it is the Junkers (landowners) and capitalists who are ... ...

sentiments’ widely diffused among the Junkers and nobility of pre-revolutionary ... Mid-19th Century Planters and Prussian Junkers, New York: OUP, 1993. ... ...

approval at the most by the East-Elbean Junkers who make limited demands ... There has never been a shortage of shrapnel princes, shrapnel Junkers ... ...

after 1840, are strongly influenced by the Junkers). So, according to Stahl ... name of "wise gradualism," the Junkers' spokesmen opposed ... ...

The German rural nobility, known as “Junkers,” had made their fortunes ... of the conservative landowners, the Junkers, against the liberal bourgeoisie ... ...

quot; standing in for the ideology of the Junkers and German industrialists and financiers. Marxism was branded as a "Jewish doctrine."22 ... ...

Prussia, was ruled by an aristocracy called the Junkers. Prussia fought against Denmark in 1864 over the status of Schleswig and Holstein and defeated ... ...

dub it a “socialist revolution.” The junkers, barons and industrial magnates, in order to maintain their power, are compelled to place themselves ... ...

proved more courageous against us than did the junkers. That is true. We have in the Party reliable, capable and untiringly active women comrades. We ... ...

no longer own their own dwellings, or, as the Junkers do, as a result of the fact that feudalism and the guilds have been abolished, in both cases ... ...

State Apparatus in which the imperial Junkers (epitomized by Bismarck), their army and their police provided it with a shield and leading personnel ... ...

similar fusing of interest between the landowning Junkers and the upcoming bourgeoisie. 5 The convergence of the urban-rural elite in China was ... ...