Hence, the Council sponsors historical works which give the socialist-internationalist version of historical events prior to and during World War II, while ignoring, or debunking, revisionist studies which attempt to tell the truth.
The "Bilderbergers" are another powerful group involved in the internationalist web.
One aspect of the over-all subject, omitted entirely from this book, is the working relationship between internationalist groups in the United States and comparable groups abroad.
Rather, Mr. Barnett would just like us to conduct our internationalist policy in such a way as to avoid the disaster which our internationalist policy is building for us.
The Eisenhower and Kennedy positions on these three issues were virtually identical; and the solutions they urged meshed with the internationalist program of pushing America into a one-world socialist system.
As far as the leaders are concerned, a very considerable part of them bear their internationalist honors only as a duty and as an imposition from below.
The germ of all our evils comes from the point of view, original, truly Russian, concerning foreign policy, which passes for the Internationalist point of view.
We must beware of any organisation, be it internationalist or pacifist, which claims to subjugate and atrophy the living forces of man.
The issue for May, 1917, contains a frankly internationalist article by Jules Humbert-Droz entitled National Defence.
When he came back to Vienna in 1913 he was a stronger internationalist and a stronger anti-militarist than ever.
He also contributed to a Russian Socialist daily of Internationalist aspirations which was being published by Russian exiles in Paris.
By their internationalist teachings they had shaken the foundations of patriotism.
The press in America has for months been pointing out the prevalence of internationalist sentiments among school-teachers and university professors, and it has been gravely puzzled by this state of affairs.
The cleavages between the various national interests would have been bridged and an internationalist cement introduced to counteract the imperialist cleavages.
That internationalist point of view is still held by the German people, though no one would think it from the character of their present Government, and the tone of their Press.
The scene described above took place in March and then it was already becoming difficult to see the other side of Berlin political life--the internationalist and revolutionary.
He was an internationalist in the full Socialist sense, but seeing the harrowing sights that beset him every day in the abominable slums of Dublin City he was an Irish Reformer above all else.
Then, again, Mr Dillon was more of an Internationalistthan a Nationalist.
He mockingly alludes to the preposterous duels between philosophers and men of science; and to the failure of what professed to be the two great internationalist forces of the age, Christianity and socialism, to stand aloof from the fray.
Since 1914, what question has been more pressing than that of the conflict between the free-spirited internationalistand the mass frenzy of his fellow countrymen?
The debate between the Nationalist and the Internationalist is usually vitiated at the outset by an assumption which, though generally common to the two parties, is not only unproven, but flatly contrary to the weight of evidence.
First there is the everlasting muddle as to the internationalist attitude towards the likelihood of war.
To Colonel Roosevelt one is an internationalist or 'pacifist' because one thinks war will not take place.
You say Mr. Neebe was a member of the Internationalist organization.
Schwab said he had been a member of the Internationalist society since its organization.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "internationalist" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
