This was also the result of the anti-German sentiment in the country.

At this time, there was much anti-German sentiment owing to the war.

The authorities, in turn, hoped it would stir up anti-German sentiment.

Anti-German sentiment in the forties did little to help the Society's standing.

Anti-German sentiment during the war discouraged the speaking of the German language in public.

But anti-German sentiment is not confined to older generations.

Numerous accounts like these stimulated international outrage and general anti-German sentiments.

The name changed to Kalbar because of anti-German sentiment in 1916.

Members reinforced a climate of anti-German sentiment and stopped young men on the street, demanding to see their draft cards.

Anti-German sentiment led some families to withdraw their children from the school, while senior students left to join the Russian army.