Gott strafe England
Gott strafe England
German anti-British slogan during World War I.
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Aircraft ground attack using guns.
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Alleged World War I atrocity.
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British Army general (1897–1942).
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Anti-English sentiment
Opposition to or fear of England and/or English people.
34%
Ernst Lissauer
German poet and dramatist (1882–1937).
15%
Anti-British sentiment
Prejudice against the United Kingdom, British people and British culture.
15%
Strafing
Aircraft ground attack using guns.
11%
More German than the Germans
Phrase describing Jews in pre-war Germany.
6.3%
Chauvinism
Belief in the superiority of one's own group.
5%
John Heartfield
German visual artist (1891–1968).
1.7%
William Gott
British Army general (1897–1942).
1.6%
Germany–United Kingdom relations
Bilateral relations.
1.1%
Strafing (video games)
Video game movement technique.
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