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Germanophobia

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Ger·man·o·phobe  (jr-mn-fb)
n.
One who dislikes or fears Germany, its people, and its culture.

Ger·mano·phobe adj.
Ger·mano·phobi·a n.

Germanophobia
intense fear or hatred of Germany, its people, language, etc.
See also: Germany


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The approach is multi-disciplinary as a single discipline approach would not provide a full and coherent understanding of the development of Germanophobia within school history textbooks.
The Permanent Under-Secretary at the Foreign Office, Robert Vansittart, wrote in his memoirs a propos a mission by two British ministers sent as envoys to Berlin, John Simon and Anthony Eden, that "Simon judged Hitler rightly, but eye-openers are of limited use unless followed by corresponding action, which could only be generated by the one thing lacking and decried: Germanophobia.
Resisting Hitler "would have provided a rallying point for the germanophobia of the national right, the liberalism of the center, the antifascism of the left, and the antiracism and antipaganism of the Catholic world.
 
 
 
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