Übersetzung für "Baathist" in Deutsch

At the same time we rejected any political support for the Baathist or Islamist forces.

The Baathist regime in Damascus proved more resilient.

Syria's Baathist regime had long been on the Pentagon's hit list.

Syria’s Baathist regime had long been on the Pentagon’s hit list.

In Syria’s civil war, revolutionaries do not support either the brutal Baathist dictatorship or its reactionary Islamist opponents.

In Syria's civil war, revolutionaries do not support either the brutal Baathist dictatorship or its reactionary Islamist opponents.

The Baathist regime was hostile to Bin Laden, who in turn regarded it as atheistic.

The story of Ismail al-Shimali exposes the Baathist mechanisms of diminishing any possibility for scientific or cultural development in the country.

These developments, of course, follow from the US-led invasion of Iraq, which turned a vague and distant threat into an imposing neighbor whose intentions towards Syria's Baathist regime are anything but friendly.

Baathist Syria, whatever its friends in the Kremlin and elsewhere say, is dead and buried.

Syria’s suspected support for Iraqi Baathist exiles threatens to damage relations with the new Iraq.

While some Shia who were prominent allies of the Baathist regime hold positions of great influence in the “new” Iraq, Sunnis will never know when they will be shut out of the process, especially if they become too powerful.

In the Elections of June 2003, opposition parties that presented candidates included 31 political parties, including Islamists, tribal parties, communist, Baathist and liberal parties.

They foresee a short war, the rapid collapse of the Baathist regime, and a new beginning for Iraq's people.

It includes a Baathist Sunni candidate, Kassem Hachem, who is fielded as Amal candidate and officially not sponsored by the Baath Party.

At the moment, Hezbollah actively partakes in the suppression of the revolt against its longstanding ally, Assad's Baathist dictatorship in Syria.

Indeed, any agreement with the Palestinians is immediately undermined by dissident groups through sabotage, while Baathist Syria refuses in principle a separate peace.

The international workers’ movement has no interest in the victory of either Syria’s Baathist dictatorship or their reactionary Islamist opponents – which are, in the final analysis, qualitatively equivalent agencies of exploitation.

3The very fact that the Baathist state apparatus was neither willing nor able to confront the aggressor is a further evidence that a frontal clash with imperialism is not in the interest of the national bourgeoisie on which Baathism was essentially based regardless of occasional Jacobine or adventurist moods of the modern Caliph on its top echelon.

Having broken the Baathist regime, we face a remnant of violent Saddam supporters.

In an attempt to win the support of the majority Shia population, occupation authorities dissolved the entire civilian administrative apparatus of the Baathist regime, as well as the military and police force.

They did so when faced with the land reform in Algeria in the early 1970s; when the Baathist regime in Syria encroached upon the interests of the urban merchants and traders in the spring of 1980s; [24] and when the merchants and small businessmen of the Iranian bazaars felt themselves under attack from the Shah in 1976-78 and threatened by the left in 1979-81.