Oberlander

Speech parts

1. Oberlander - Noun

2. Oberlander - Proper noun

Meaning

Oberlander (plural Oberlanders)

A surname from German.

A member of the Jewish population originating from Hungary, from the Jewish Oberland region of Hungary, which is different from the Hungarian Oberland region of Hungary.

A horse of the Oberland breed

Examples

In the May 1963 article in “New Times” that outlined atrocities committed by the Nazis in Taganrog, the author named four participants who moved to Canada after the war — Alexander Kovalyov, Hans Gilbert, Ivan Ryabov and Helmut Oberlander. Source: Internet

“This move by Oberlander’s lawyers was really an attempt to buy time,” said Bernie Farber, who lobbied Ottawa for decades to hold Oberlander to account. Source: Internet

Gilbert, Oberlander and myself were on it. Source: Internet

"It is hard to find a reform idea that is more popular than opening up Medicare" to people as young as 60, Oberlander said. Source: Internet

Over the next 20 years the RCMP quietly added hundreds of pages to the Oberlander file, but they did not at that time — as a matter of policy — investigate allegations of war crimes. Source: Internet

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