Examples of using Demonisation in English and their translations into German
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Now, demonisation is a heathen thing.
She vehemently objected to the demonisation of Germany in France 1939.
The demonisation of racism is a result.
The belief in social market economy, and the demonisation of free markets.
The demonisation of populist movements is unhelpful.
We cannot allow the demonisation of the Dalai Lama.
The demonisation of Hitler caused the deification of Jews, and thus the new theology of thoroughly heathen neo-Judaism was created.
That of the defence of the affected, has been exposed to demonisation for decades and is wholly.
He was against demonisation, for it is unacceptable for a religious man.
What resonates most deeply for him in the present crisis is the struggle between love and hate,between dignity and demonisation, between humility and arrogance, between responsibility and blame.
This is why demonisation was not known until the Church was marginalised.
Thus, if we want to restore peace in the world,we have to eschew demonisation altogether, including the Pole of Evil, Adolf Hitler.
Marx's earlier demonisation of the money economy was stimulated… by none other than Moses Hess….
President-in-Office of the Council.-(FR) Madam President, Mr Vice-President of the Commission, ladies and gentlemen, I am struck by the consensus that has emerged from your speeches,which I could summarise as follows: neither demonisation, nor naivety.
Appropriation and segregation, demonisation and exaggeration, affirmation and over-affirmation all have a long tradition in Europe and Africa.
In this sense the present fear produces a quasi-revolutionary situation in world politics, which can be used in very different ways, leading to the end of the isolationism of US foreign policies, a foreign policy mission, which has its effect on the taming of national rivalries and regional conflicts, but also possibly to“just wars”, producing crowds of new suicidal terrorists- and the reduction of freedoms,protectionism, demonisation of the cultural other.
They do not engage as much in the vilification, demonisation and harassment other groups so readily adopt as tactics.
The demonisation of the city reached its climax in the early 20th century: first in the paintings of the German Expressionists, then in the silent film.
While President Mugabe is closely associated with these undesirable events,his public demonisation is counterproductive since it encourages support for him by dissenting factions in Zimbabwe African National Union/Patriotic Front and by neighbouring states.
This demonisation of Germans only increased in 1930s, allowing for boycott of German goods with Zionist Palestine as an opening, and after the war it was crystallised into a new hierarchy of evil with Hitler incarnating a new Satan of flesh and blood.
I do not take the side of Lukashenko's government, nor do I support its abject failures, butI would like to warn that a policy of force using sanctions, demonisation of the regime's representatives and propagandistic simplification of the problem usually only serves to escalate the situation, and resolves nothing.
Despite the demonisation of the shipyard workers, these sectors and enterprises have a huge load of work and a large commitment to give in terms of an era of greater technical capacity.
I think it is necessary to openly confront the demonisation of these activities, either on the part of the state, industry, the non-profit sector, or majority opinion.
Alongside demonisation, the central antisemitic myths included the blood libel, accusations of desecrating the host, the association with epidemic diseases such as the Black Death and charges of witchcraft and heresy.
Mr President, I say this- and I will end here- because,in this era of trilateral evil, and the demonisation of the situation and the desire to spread suspicions all over the place, it could be a fatal error to encourage suspicions of this type in relation to those invisible enemies which Mr Bush is currently dealing with.
Demonisation is the tactic used by those who are deprived of it: it is, I might add, amusing to note that, in the Socialist camp, only a last handful of diehards, including the French-speaking Belgians, are still rejecting this compromise, which has been accepted by everyone, including the trade unions!
Like the Iranian"military threat," the demonisation of Ahmadinejad serves to deflect public attention from Washington's underlying aims, which have little to do with Iran's nuclear programs.
The elimination of Israel, the demonisation of Jews and Holocaust denial- these are the three elements of an ideological constellation that collapses as soon as one of the elements is removed.
Any"remystification"- or even demonisation- would not only deprive society, citizens and science of any rational basis for communication and assessment, but would also run counter to the very essence of science itself.