Relating to or characteristic of Adolf Hitler or the policies of the Nazi party.
‘the Hitlerite regime’
‘In the Second World War there was an almost universal acceptance of the need and duty to resist Hitlerite aggression.’
‘Aware of the persecution of German Jews in the years before his death in 1936, he declared himself "appalled by the Hitlerite atrocities".’
‘He has made unmistakably clear his role as an apologist for Hitlerite fascism.’
‘French intelligence accurately identified the predatory intentions of Hitlerite Germany from the very beginning.’
‘It is necessary to mete out the punishment they deserve to the Hitlerite killers who took part in the events.’
‘By the summer of 1938, the Hitlerite regime had come to see war as a necessary response to a mass of socioeconomic contradictions for which the Nazis had no rational solution.’
noun
A follower of Adolf Hitler.
‘countries occupied by the Hitlerites’
‘"I have been called a Fascist and almost a Hitlerite," he complained.’
‘Once war began, he was jailed as a Hitlerite.’
‘The world war unleashed by the Hitlerites still further sharpened the differences in the conditions in the various countries.’
‘Underlining the importance with which the Hitlerites viewed radio as an instrument of propaganda, on the evening that the Nazis came to power, two emissaries of Joseph Goebbels paid Fritzsche a visit.’
‘For Nazi opponents, the fire and its aftermath proved how brutally and quickly the Hitlerites were ending democracy.’
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