Germans

• “On April 24 the Sudeten leader, Henlein, put forward his demands (the Carlsbad program: full equality of status for Germans and Czechs; delimitation of the German areas; full autonomy; removal of all injustices and reparation for damages suffered by the Germans since 1918; full liberty for the Germans to proclaim their Germanism and their adhesion to “the ideology of Germans”; furthermore, Henlein demanded complete revision of Czech foreign policy).”

  1938, March-May

• “Germans: and thus by degrees the name of a tribe prevailed, not that of the nation; so that by an appellation at first occasioned by terror and conquest, they afterwards chose to be distinguished, and assuming a name lately invented were universally called _Germans_.”

  The Reign of Tiberius, Out of the First Six Annals of Tacitus; With His Account of Germany, and Life of Agricola

• “*Stalag is short for Stammlager, or base camp, and is the term Germans used in World War II for prisoner of war camps for officers and enlisted men.”

  Simon & Schuster: Masters of the Air

• “Bierleichen (beer corpse) is the term Germans use for drunken Oktoberfest”

  WN.com - Articles related to British Airways unions say strike looks inevitable

• “Another means of resisting the Germans is the organization of strikes and they are not strikes in the ordinary sense of the word.”

  The Resistance Movement in Denmark

• “All major polls agree that a majority of Germans is not exactly fond of 4 million resident Muslims (5% of the overall population). 35% believe the nation is "swamped by foreigners" and 10% want the return of a Fuhrer with an "iron hand".”

  The Huffington Post: Pepe Escobar: Letter from Islamophobistan

• “By stressing the popular support that Hitler enjoyed, at least until 1943, "Hitler and the Germans" is intent on shattering the myth that the Nazis seized power.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Why Did Germans Embrace Him?

• “Remnents of the German military could rally around the US forces, especially if any Germans from the future are still alive and are in a position to take command.”

  Cheeseburger Gothic » And now, Gentlemen, down to business.

• “For Watson, it appears that the "fourth generation" of postwar Germans is coming out from the shadow of the Third Reich.”

  The Guardian: The German Genius: Europe's Third Renaissance, the Second Scientific Revolution and the Twentieth Century by Peter Watson – review

• “He quickly learns that the one killing off his fellow Germans is not a mere enemy combatant, but an elusive and excedingly dangerous entity that's been awakened and set loose upon all who reside in the keep through the night -- a soldier killed each night the Nazis have occupied the keep.”

  Rabid Reads: "The Keep" by F. Paul Wilson

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