| In the zones, they began a denazification, demilitarization, and re-education program. |
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| In 1950, the Bundestag recommended that the process of denazification be ended. |
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| Well, in his isolated time after the war, during his denazification, Heidegger came to believe poetry was the means to open up the world. |
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| During the postwar denazification process, he landed briefly in a military jail and was permanently stripped of his professorship. |
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| The denazification board portrayed him as more of a victim than an opportunist. |
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| By the time the war ended, Riefenstahl had yet to edit the film and it was impounded during the denazification tribunals. |
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| In 1945 Claus was briefly held as a prisoner of war, but he was fully cleared by an Allied denazification court. |
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| The process of denazification was carried out diversely in the various zones. |
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| Interned by U. S. forces after the war, Kiesinger was finally cleared by Allied and German denazification courts. |
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| However, although the MacArthur-style scheme has been discarded, a key resource for the planners is the archives of the denazification of Germany. |
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| That result, or that perception, was mediated by our subsequent denazification programs and also a degree of moral realization of the evils committed by those regimes. |
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| In music more than anything else, denazification was almost inexistent. |
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| Historical analogies with denazification and decommunization abounded. |
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| In 1947 a denazification court sentenced him to four years in a labour camp. |
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| At the end of the war, the Soviet Union had been quick to take control in Central and Eastern Europe, under the guise of denazification. |
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| What you said during my denazification was not very nice but for me it is now forgotten. |
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| At the Potsdam Conference in August 1945, the Allies arranged for the Allied occupation and denazification of the country. |
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| Nevertheless, he passed the denazification process without major problems, and in 1957 was even elected president of the University of Vienna. |
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| In the British and French zones, denazification was pursued with less vigor because the authorities thought it more important to reestablish a functioning bureaucracy in their sectors. |
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| The widely used approach to compare fuzzy numbers is their denazification into crisp numbers. |
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| Thus, from 1945 there was the official deNazification of that country by the Allies and democracy was forced upon the three western sectors. |
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