The Gestapo was the official state political police force of Nazi Germany. It was created by and attached to the SS (Schutzstaffel) and was known for its strict control, brutality, and surveillance in order to suppress opposition and enforce Nazi ideology. Historically, it was part of the Schutzstaffel (SS) and was used for political repression during the Nazi regime.
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A hoplomachos was a type of ancient Greek soldier who specialized in close combat with a hoplon, a large round shield, and a spear. In a more metaphorical sense, it can refer to a fierce combatant or fighter in any context.
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Not having trees; treeless; also, of or relating to the absence of timber or wood in a particular area or context.
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To convert into, or involving numbers; to represent or express by numerals.
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The process of using grammatical rules and structures, particularly when applied in language learning or translation.
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The act of exchanging one thing for another. It can refer to trading or swapping items, resources, or even ideas between two or more parties.
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An informal greeting or exclamation, often used to express a friendly or jovial sentiment. It can also be used to start or encourage a conversation.
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Additional notes or information printed in small type in the sleeve of a record or album, providing credits, information about the music, or other details about the music recording or performance.
The state of being disproportionate; a lack of proportion or balance, especially in size, degree, or quantity relative to something else.
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