Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A title assumed by a fantastical individual of Shakspere's time; hence, humorously, a monarch.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun obsolete The nickname of a crackbrained Italian who fancied himself an emperor.
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It did, nonetheless, depict 'monarcho-fascist aggression and repression' (particularly of women and children) as distinctly male or masculine.
Arms and the Woman: Just Warriors and Greek Feminist Identity 2008
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A Macedonian-Canadian documentary by the Association of the Refugee Children from the Aegean Macedonia - During the Greek Civil War tens of thousands of refugee children ages four to fourteen were rounded up and evacuated to Eastern Block countries (spring of 1948) - because of the fear of the monarcho-fascistic Greek soldiers and of the bombardment of the mainly ethnic Macedonian villages in the North of the Greek state with napalm bombs.
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A Macedonian-Canadian documentary by the Association of the Refugee Children from the Aegean Macedonia - During the Greek Civil War tens of thousands of refugee children ages four to fourteen were rounded up and evacuated to Eastern Block countries (spring of 1948) - because of the fear of the monarcho-fascistic Greek soldiers and of the bombardment of the mainly ethnic Macedonian villages in the North of the Greek state with napalm bombs.
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Pravda which fulminated: "It has been learned with astonishment that the British Government intend to appoint to the British embassy in Moscow the monarcho-fascist beast Peck, who fixed the Greek elections."
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