phalangist , auch: falangist

More than ten phalangist gunmen were also killed in the attack.

Phalangist troops could be heard laughing in the background.

They record that he had a meeting with the Phalangist leaders on the following day in Beirut and did not raise the issue.

The complete silence was made more striking by the occasional inarticulate cry of some old Phalangist.

Upon seeing it pass, the Phalangist militants opened fire on the bus, killing 27, and wounding 19.

Two Phalangist militiamen appeared in the dimness at the opposite end of the alley.

After Hitler's demise, the Phalangist movement died out across Europe.

"You are commander of a government force, yet have your own office and are saluted by the men here at a Phalangist base.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the blast, at the office of the rightist Phalangist Party.

"My Phalangist units monitored the fighting.

"The Maronite Phalangist militia... they will shoot at anything that moves.

On Aug. 14 the Phalangist Party, after much internal discussion, announced that it would not be presenting candidates.

Later in the afternoon, a meeting was held between the Israeli Chief of Staff and the Phalangist staff.

A13 A bomb rips through Lebanon's Phalangist headquarters.

He was replaced by a close aide, Roger Dib, secretary-general of the Phalangist Party.

The best known was "Marounistan", which was the Phalangist/Lebanese Forces territory.

The leading Christian political group, the Phalangist Party, called today for Christian participation in the general strike to protest the killing.

Immediately afterwards, the LNM attacked Phalangist positions in retaliation.

He says he first sold uniforms and other equipment, not including weapons, to the Christian Phalangist militia in Beirut in 1983.

(The teacher did not mention the Phalangist Christian militias that helped stoke Lebanon's civil war.)

Details of the six-point treaty had been broadcast by Phalangist Voice of Lebanon radio on May 17.

The Phalangist troops then carried out a Sabra and Shatila massacre of Palestinian civilians.

Phalangist forces killed twenty-six Fatah trainees on a bus in April 1975, marking the official start of the 15 year long Lebanese civil war.

The explosion left a crater three feet deep and six feet wide about 400 yards from the local office of the main Christian group, the Phalangist Party.

Dr. Saadeh, who heads the Phalangist Party, said the entire Government should step down because its attitude on the elections had split the nation.