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1 Nazizeit
f Nazi era, (period of) Nazi rule; in der Nazizeit auch at the time of the Nazis ( oder of Nazi rule)* * *Na|zi|zeitfNazi period* * *Na·zi·zeitf Nazi period* * *die Nazi period* * ** * *die Nazi period -
2 Gauleiter
m HIST., im Nationalsozialismus: gauleiter* * *Gau|lei|ter(in)m(f) (POL)Gauleiter, head of a Nazi administrative district* * *Gau·lei·ter(in)<-s, ->* * * -
3 innerer, s
ịn|ne|re(r, s) ['ɪnərə]adj1) (örtlich) inner; (= im Körper befindlich, inländisch) internalder Whisky sorgte für die innere Wärme (hum) — the whisky warmed our/their etc insides (inf)
im innersten Herzen — deep in one's heart, in one's heart of hearts
innere Emigration — inner emigration, withdrawal into private life of artists and intellectuals who remained in Germany through the Nazi period but did not support the Third Reich; any similar withdrawal
2) (= geistig, seelisch) innerinnere Werte pl — inner worth no pl
eine innere Stimme — an inner voice, a voice within
vor meinem inneren Auge —
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4 Pflichtjahr
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5 GAU
2) ( Siedlungsbereich eines germanischen Stammes) region, area (a tribal district in Germanic times)2. GAU <-s, -s> [ʼgau] m -
6 Gau
2) ( Siedlungsbereich eines germanischen Stammes) region, area (a tribal district in Germanic times)2. GAU <-s, -s> [ʼgau] m -
7 Gauleiter
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8 Nazizeit
Na·zi·zeit fNazi period -
9 Nazizeit
fNazi period -
10 NS-Zeit
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