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Diktat - Definition of Diktat at Dictionary.com a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms, and translation of Diktat. Look it up now! ... any decree or authoritative statement: The Board of Education issued a diktat that all employees must report an hour earlier.
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Treaty of Versailles - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Diktat met double Swiss ... Diktat in Breda ... Diktat and Boezem...
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post Politburo Diktat activities ... The central governing board of a Communist Party, in particular that of the old Soviet Union and present-day China. ... Please visit the New Politburo Diktat.
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The Treaty became known as a Diktat - as it was being forced on them and the Germans had no choice but to sign it. Many in Germany did not want the Treaty signed, but the representatives there knew that they had no choice as German was incapable of restarting the war again.
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You arrive at the station and walk out to the road. There are no signs to speak of, beyond a small handpainted wooden one pointing right. The instinct asserts itself. You follow a small band of down the road and round the corner. ... So you follow the a bit further. ... To the left there is a dark and building as clean and warm,
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diktat n. from Diktat "dictation, something dictated": a harsh settlement unilaterally imposed (as on a defeated nation); decree, order [< New Latin dictatum < Latin dictatus < dictare "to dictate"]. This entry suggested by Alastair Lack.
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