Translation of "Anglophile" in German

Well, he's quite the Anglophile.

This is how a new, Anglophile gastropub Tweed describes itself.

He had been a rabid Anglophile all his life.

It had a new, charismatic president, who was known as an Anglophile and a cosmopolitan spirit.

But, as he acknowledged himself, Ciliga owed his survival to his "Anglophile" reputationiv.

The Germans supported Mannerheim in warfare, but were suspicious of his well-known Anglophile attitudes.

Rachel, who was even more anglophile than I, almost fell in love with him.

The ultimate Anglophile love story, the couple met while Rebecca was studying in England.

You are an Anglophile as well as a Europhile and you represent all that is best in the integrationist tradition.

I am not speaking solely as a Frenchman and an anglophile, but as a European militant who, one year away from the centenary of the Entente Cordiale, would like you, Mr President, to associate our institution with the commemoration of an event that led to a century of community, blood and glory and which is thereby a founding event of the European Union.

Kiamil's sojourn in England left in him a lifelong admiration for Britain and during his career within the Ottoman state, he was always known to be an Anglophile.

As a military man, MacDonald led the defence of the foreign legations in 1900 which were under siege during the Boxer Rebellion, and he worked well with the Anglophile Japanese Colonel Shiba Goro.

Moreover, like his friend Wilhelm Solf, he held liberal views, and simultaneously supported the monarchy and was an anglophile, and thus was considered as the right person for achieving an understanding with Britain.

He had, after all, risen to the top of the military on the back of the Pakistani army’s Islamist elements, who came into their own (in what had previously been a rather Anglophile, British- and American-trained officer corps) during the decade-long reign of a fundamentalist military ruler, General Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq.

Kiamil's sojourn in London left in him a lifelong admiration for Britain and during his career within the Ottoman state, he was always known to be an Anglophile.

For example, in the Netherlands, which at the end of 1780 were actually dragged into the military conflict by Britain's declaration of war, the polarity between pro-American and pro-British camps mirrored the conflict between the party of the stadtholders, the Orangists, and that of the popular opposition, the Patriots.51 While William V (1748–1806), who was related to the British royal dynasty and was well known for his Anglophile stance, initially condemned the rebellion in the colonies, the Patriots used the independence movement in order to bring an issue into the public sphere which would allow them to lobby for their own political goals.

With his son Richard, and Anglophile Joe Weber from Nuremberg, he’s setting out with the new firm to conquer the English market.

An international personality, an anglophile, war journalist, and novelist (»Effi Briest« (1895) and »Der Stechlin« (1897)), Fontane is considered the greatest exponent of poetic realism in 19th-century German prose.

As an eighteen year-old, Sonderborg was arrested by the Gestapo and interred for his anglophile style of life in Hamburg's subcultural milieu; railroad bridges, staircases, and grating continue to inspire the artist to this day, as well as everything mechanically rhythmical, including acoustic impressions.

Alfred Hitchcock, quintessentially British with his dry humour and perfectionist approach to directing, worked with the US composer Bernard Herrmann, a well-educated Anglophile with a wide knowledge of British literature, on eight of his films.