Germanophobe

From 1930 the paper, at first Germanophobe and nationalist, slid towards a clear hostility to war, and even to any military intervention in Europe.

Darnand's political convictions were of the far right but he was known as a Germanophobe: on three occasions he attempted to join the Resistance or flee to free French territory.

An anti-Semite and an Germanophobe, in an editorial published in The Times on 31 July 1914, Steed labeled efforts to stop the impending war as "a dirty German-Jewish international financial attempt to bully us into advocating neutrality".