collaborationist (Meaning)

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collaborationist (n)

someone who collaborates with an enemy occupying force

The wartime leader was accused of being a collaborationist, working with the enemy instead of resisting them.
The play explored the moral dilemmas faced by a scientist who became a collaborationist during the occupation.
After the war, many collaborationists were put on trial for their actions.
Some historians argue that the collaborationists were simply trying to maintain order in a chaotic situation.
The discovery of secret documents revealed the extent of collaborationist activity within the resistance movement.
The film depicted the collaborationist leader as a ruthless opportunist who betrayed his own people.
Despite public anger, some argued that the collaborationists deserved clemency after serving their sentences.
Fear of persecution often forced individuals to become reluctant collaborationists.
In some cases, collaborationists were ostracized by their communities for decades after the war.
The legacy of collaborationism serves as a reminder of the dangers of appeasement and the importance of resisting tyranny.

someone who collaborates with an enemy occupying force

accessary,collaborator, informant, accomplice, informer, henchman, crony, traitor, comrade, gangster

No antonyms found.

The wartime leader was accused of being a collaborationist, working with the enemy instead of resisting them.

The play explored the moral dilemmas faced by a scientist who became a collaborationist during the occupation.

After the war, many collaborationists were put on trial for their actions.

Some historians argue that the collaborationists were simply trying to maintain order in a chaotic situation.