- much less po****r
there than in the
United Kingdom. In the
early 1930s,
appeasing concessions were
widely seen as
desirable because of the anti-war reaction...
-
unfounded accusations that he had been an
appeaser (despite a
robust defence of his re****tion by the anti-
appeaser Robert Vansittart). He
married Mary Ann...
-
briefly Secretary of
State for Air in 1940. He was seen as a
leading "
appeaser" and his
removal from
office (along with that of Sir John
Simon and the...
-
revoked the verses,
saying the
devil tempted him to
utter these lines to
appease the
Meccans (hence the "Satanic" verses). However, the
narrator reveals...
- po****r one, and he was betra**** by the boyars's (local aristocracy)
appeasing faction, most of them also pro-Dăneşti (a
rival princely branch). His...
-
Appeasing Hitler: Chamberlain,
Churchill and the Road to War, is a 2019 book by Tim
Bouverie about the
British policy of appea****t of
Hitler in the...
- Dog
appeasing pheromone (DAP),
sometimes known as apasine, is a
mixture of
esters of
fatty acids released by the
sebaceous glands in the inter-mammary...
- shamanistic, with a well-developed
religion primarily concerned with
appeasing a
vengeful and
fingerless sea
goddess called Sedna who
controlled the...
-
reformer Edwards Pierrepont. Grant's new
cabinet appointments temporarily appeased reformers.
After the
Democrats took
control of the
House in 1875, more...
- family. In the
first two seasons,
Stitch tries to do 43 good
deeds to
appease the
Chitama Spiritual Stone, a
magical stone that can
grant wishes, with...
