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Перевод: quisling

[существительное]
предатель ; квислинг

Тезаурус:

1. Even the Fuehrer, not a man to rush to admit error, changed his mind about the Foerer, as Quisling styled himself, and had him sacked within a week.
2. While setting up the calm surface of village life in a realistic manner, the film does so only as a contrast to the savagery that ensues: a priest is shot while making a stand against "the enemies and oppressors of mankind", the Post Office lady kills a German with an axe and is promptly bayonetted herself, and the vicar's daughter disposes of the Quisling squire, to whom she had been amorously linked.
3. Quisling stands supreme as the synonym for traitor.
4. By Dan van der Vat Quisling: a study in treason, by Oddvar K. Hoidal (Oxford, 48)
5. It is a measure of Quisling's obstinacy that he was back as "premier" - albeit the puppet of Reichskommissar Josef Terboven - within two years, thus ensuring that he shared the guilt for the occupation war-crimes for which he was duly shot in 1945.
6. The psychological black hole which is Quisling's superabundance of gravity is more than counterbalanced by the light thrown on the society which spawned him: a small country struggling in the economic and political tempests of the years between the wars.
7. The biographer is absolutely right to say at the very beginning that Quisling is not at all difficult to understand.
8. One of the 20 to 2,000 facts you and I didn't know about Quisling which are in this book is that he was a lifelong bigamist.
9. Readers will soon discern, on page 42 if not earlier, that in the personality of Quisling they are faced with a thundering, breathtaking, unsurpassable bore: "He lacked a sense of humour to give him balance."
10. The reasons are simple: Quisling, a former army officer, diplomat, and minister of defence was the first of his kind; and his bid for power, though his own idea, by coinciding with the German takeover was assumed to be part of it.
11. Quisling: bigamist, hypocrite, puritan, racist A labour of loathing.
12. ONE OF THE few quotable quotes attributed to Vidkun Abraham Lauritz Jonssoen Quisling, uttered with contempt on one of the many occasions when his Norwegian countrymen rejected him, is: "Ibsen knew his people."
13. One suspects that Ibsen, faced with a character like Quisling, would immediately have applied to join the Norwegian Resistance.