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Перевод: fatherland

[существительное]
отечество; отчизна

Тезаурус:

1. I felt this even more vividly last week when I went to the launch for Robert Harris' book, Fatherland .
2. What did they all think now, I wondered, all those German people living down there in the wreckage of their homes, remembering how their Fuhrer had promised them that not one bomb would fall upon the Fatherland?
3. Karl would still think of Germany as the Fatherland.
4. Inhabitants of the stricken city taking refuge in adjacent parts of Lower Franconia, where many had relatives, asked "how it was possible for the Fhrer to allow a systematic destruction of our German Fatherland".
5. Chemistry in the fatherland
6. "Our Socialist fatherland needs each and every one."
7. The Eliot who underlined Plotinus's (finding the same exhortation to "return to the beloved fatherland" in an essay which he translated in 1927) and who wrote Wanna Go Home , Baby ? was always concerned with returning to sources.
8. "Together we want to shape our fatherland in such a way that the growing material and cultural needs of each person can better be met, according to his contribution," it said, and called for suggestions from the public.
9. A glance at bibliographies on the German question, German national identity and German history reveals this huge lack of certainty: "Our New German Megalomania", "The Delayed Nation: On the political temptations of the German mind", "What is the German's fatherland?",
10. Chancellor Kohl, on his first official visit to East Germany, was mobbed in the centre of Dresden by a crowd of several thousand shouting: "Germany, Germany", "Helmut, Helmut," and "Germany united Fatherland".
11. And in one village, a protest demonstration of thirty to forty inhabitants, ended in the local school, where in front of the crucifix and a picture of Hitler they prayed for "the warriors, the fallen warriors, and for Fhrer, people, and Fatherland".
12. West German soldiers swear "to defend the rights and freedom of the German people" while their East German counterparts swear to defend their "fatherland" against all enemies".
13. What sort of suffering would not have fallen upon our Fatherland if this beast of mankind had retained the upper hand?"