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Junkerism

[ yoong-kuh-riz-uhm ]

noun

(sometimes lowercase)
  1. the spirit or policy of the Junkers. Junkers.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of Junkerism1

First recorded in 1865–70; Junker + -ism
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Example Sentences

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To the Royal Military Court, Berlin: In the investigation of the case against me, the records of remarks need the following elucidation: I. The German Government is in its social and historical character an instrument for the crushing down and exploitation of the laboring classes; at home and abroad it serves the interests of junkerism, of capitalism, and of imperialism.

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There are imperialists of all countries who hold that the little countries have no right to live; Junkerism is not confined to Germany.

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It is the spirit which inspired this boastful and arrogant speech, which has so powerfully stimulated Prussian Junkerism, to which I wish to refer.

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Few of us, particularly few Americans, realize the debt which the whole world owes to Russia for her part in this four years struggle against German junkerism.

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At the beginning, indeed, French romanticism exhibited something analogous to the Toryism of Scott, and the reactionary Junkerism and neo-Catholicism of the Schlegels.

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