. "F\u00FChrer"@nl . . "In un oloprogramma ambientato nel 1944 in Francia, un ufficiale nazista disse a Turanj che Karr non aveva mai accolto F\u00FChrer e per tanto disobbedendo agli ordini (VOY: \"Giochi di morte - seconda parte\") John Gill, il rispettato storico della Federazione, si autoproclam\u00F2 F\u00FChrer di Ekos nel XXIII secolo. (TOS: \"Gli schemi della forza\")"@it . . . . "Adolf H."@de . . . "Au 20\u00E8me si\u00E8cle, l'allemand Adolf Hitler prit ce titre. Au 23\u00E8me si\u00E8cle, l'historien John Gill de la F\u00E9d\u00E9ration prit \u00E9galement ce titre lorsqu'il d\u00E9veloppa une culture nazie sur la plan\u00E8te Ekos. (TOS: \"Patterns of Force\")"@fr . . . . . . . . . "The word F\u00FChrer was first used in connection with Hitler and the Nazi party after the Nazis seized control of the German government, especially after the death of German President Paul von Hindenburg. After the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II, the word became unpopular due to its connection to Nazis."@en . "F\u00FChrer"@sv . . . . . "F\u00FChrer (Leader in English) was the Title appointed to the leader of Germany, Adolf Hitler."@en . . . . "F\u00FChrer"@de . . . . . "F\u00FChrer var en milit\u00E4r titel som uts\u00E5gs av Adolf Hitler under andra v\u00E4rldskriget. (RPG: \"Stargate SG-1: First Steps: The Stargate Unexplored Worlds Roleplaying Sourcebook\") kategori:Titlar"@sv . . "Ein F\u00FChrer ist eine unitestikul\u00E4re Person, die h\u00E4ufig aus \u00D6sterreich stammt. Die Hauptaufgabe eines F\u00FChrers ist der Almauftrieb von Rindviechern. Da diese h\u00E4ufig \u00FCber einen gro\u00DFen Ring in der Nase (vgl. Piercing) verf\u00FCgen, etablierte sich der Begriff an der Nase herumf\u00FChren"@de . "F\u00FChrer ist ein Begriff aus der deutschen Sprache. Diesen benutzt Adolf Hitler als Titel nachdem er 1934 in Deutschland die \u00C4mter des Reichspr\u00E4sidenten und des Reichskanzlers in Personalunion besetzt. In einem Holoprogramm, dass 1944 in Frankreich spielt, sagt der deutsche Offizier Turanj, dass Karr niemals dem F\u00FChrer oder seinen Ideen vertraut hat, und sie deshalb seine Befehle nicht ausf\u00FChren sollten. (VOY: ) Alternative Zeitlinie In einer alternativen Zeitlinie wird der Begriff 1944 von einem deutschen General benutzt. (ENT: ) In der Mitte des 23. Jahrhunderts nimmt John Gill auf dem Planeten Ekos diesen Titel an, als er dort einen Staat nach dem Vorbild des nationalsozialistischen Deutschlands erschafft. (TOS: )"@de . "In un oloprogramma ambientato nel 1944 in Francia, un ufficiale nazista disse a Turanj che Karr non aveva mai accolto F\u00FChrer e per tanto disobbedendo agli ordini (VOY: \"Giochi di morte - seconda parte\") John Gill, il rispettato storico della Federazione, si autoproclam\u00F2 F\u00FChrer di Ekos nel XXIII secolo. (TOS: \"Gli schemi della forza\")"@it . "F\u00FChrer (Fuehrer when the \u00FC-umlaut is not used, but never Fuhrer) is a noun meaning \"leader\" in the German language. It is mainly used in English as the term for Nazi Germany's ruler Adolf Hitler. Though the word remains common in German, it does come with some social stigma attached (though not when used as meaning guide), and under Hitler was part of the title of many positions in the various (para)military and governmental organizations of Germany."@en . . . "The word F\u00FChrer was first used in connection with Hitler and the Nazi party after the Nazis seized control of the German government, especially after the death of German President Paul von Hindenburg. After the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II, the word became unpopular due to its connection to Nazis. Centuries later, when Federation historian John Gill attempted to institute a more benign Nazi government on Ekos, he named himself the F\u00FChrer of the Ekosian state. His subordinate Melakon became Deputy-F\u00FChrer, becoming F\u00FChrer in all but name when he drugs Gill and seizes control of the Ekosian state. (TOS episode: \"Patterns of Force\")"@en . . . . "F\u00FChrer is Duits voor leider of aanvoerder. Vanaf 1934, toen Adolf Hitler Rijkskanselier en Rijkspresident van Duitsland werd, liet deze zich F\u00FChrer noemen."@nl . . "F\u00FChrer was a military title which was appointed by the Adolf Hitler in World War II. (RPG: \"First Steps: The Stargate Unexplored Worlds Roleplaying Sourcebook\")"@en . "Adolf Hitler was the F\u00FChrer of Nazi Germany in the mid-20th century. When John Gill reformed Ekosian society after Nazi principles in the 2260s, he also took the title of F\u00FChrer. (TOS: \"Patterns of Force\" ) Hitler became chancellor of Germany in 1933, before combining the offices of chancellor and president in himself, being referred to officially as \"F\u00FChrer und Reichskanzler\", later shortened to F\u00FChrer. In a holoprogram set in 1944 France, a Nazi officer told Turanj that Karr had never embraced the F\u00FChrer or his vision and they were therefore right to disobey his orders. (VOY: \"The Killing Game, Part II\") In an alternate timeline 1944, Hitler was referred to both as the F\u00FChrer and German chancellor in News on Parade. The title was also used by a German general and Vosk when speaking about Hitler. (ENT: \"Storm Front, Part II\")"@en . . "F\u00FChrer was a military title which was appointed by the Adolf Hitler in World War II. (RPG: \"First Steps: The Stargate Unexplored Worlds Roleplaying Sourcebook\")"@en . . . "Ein F\u00FChrer ist eine unitestikul\u00E4re Person, die h\u00E4ufig aus \u00D6sterreich stammt. Die Hauptaufgabe eines F\u00FChrers ist der Almauftrieb von Rindviechern. Da diese h\u00E4ufig \u00FCber einen gro\u00DFen Ring in der Nase (vgl. Piercing) verf\u00FCgen, etablierte sich der Begriff an der Nase herumf\u00FChren"@de . . "Adolf Hitler was the F\u00FChrer of Nazi Germany in the mid-20th century. When John Gill reformed Ekosian society after Nazi principles in the 2260s, he also took the title of F\u00FChrer. (TOS: \"Patterns of Force\" ) Hitler became chancellor of Germany in 1933, before combining the offices of chancellor and president in himself, being referred to officially as \"F\u00FChrer und Reichskanzler\", later shortened to F\u00FChrer."@en . "F\u00FChrer"@it . . . . "F\u00FChrer ist ein Begriff aus der deutschen Sprache. Diesen benutzt Adolf Hitler als Titel nachdem er 1934 in Deutschland die \u00C4mter des Reichspr\u00E4sidenten und des Reichskanzlers in Personalunion besetzt. In einem Holoprogramm, dass 1944 in Frankreich spielt, sagt der deutsche Offizier Turanj, dass Karr niemals dem F\u00FChrer oder seinen Ideen vertraut hat, und sie deshalb seine Befehle nicht ausf\u00FChren sollten. (VOY: ) Alternative Zeitlinie In einer alternativen Zeitlinie wird der Begriff 1944 von einem deutschen General benutzt. (ENT: )"@de . "Au 20\u00E8me si\u00E8cle, l'allemand Adolf Hitler prit ce titre. Au 23\u00E8me si\u00E8cle, l'historien John Gill de la F\u00E9d\u00E9ration prit \u00E9galement ce titre lorsqu'il d\u00E9veloppa une culture nazie sur la plan\u00E8te Ekos. (TOS: \"Patterns of Force\")"@fr . . "F\u00FChrer"@en . . . . "F\u00FChrer"@fr . . . "Adolf H."@de . "F\u00FChrer var en milit\u00E4r titel som uts\u00E5gs av Adolf Hitler under andra v\u00E4rldskriget. (RPG: \"Stargate SG-1: First Steps: The Stargate Unexplored Worlds Roleplaying Sourcebook\") kategori:Titlar"@sv . "F\u00FChrer is Duits voor leider of aanvoerder. Vanaf 1934, toen Adolf Hitler Rijkskanselier en Rijkspresident van Duitsland werd, liet deze zich F\u00FChrer noemen."@nl . . "F\u00FChrer (Fuehrer when the \u00FC-umlaut is not used, but never Fuhrer) is a noun meaning \"leader\" in the German language. It is mainly used in English as the term for Nazi Germany's ruler Adolf Hitler. Though the word remains common in German, it does come with some social stigma attached (though not when used as meaning guide), and under Hitler was part of the title of many positions in the various (para)military and governmental organizations of Germany."@en . . "F\u00FChrer (Leader in English) was the Title appointed to the leader of Germany, Adolf Hitler."@en . . . . .