pro-German

adjective

1. in favour of or supporting Germany, its people, culture, etc

   pro-German sentiment in Britain

Example Sentences

Another pop historian who replicated Tansill’s thesis was Harry Elmer Barnes, a pro-German apologist and rabid isolationist.

From Salon

This time, however, the crowd was frenziedly pro-German.

From BBC

After Bulgaria’s pro-German government passed a number of extreme antisemitic laws during World War II, “my parents believed that our family would be safer in small villages in the Balkans that badly needed physicians,” Professor Mechoulam wrote in a retrospective of his life and work published in the Annual Review of Pharmacology and Toxicology in January.

From New York Times

One senator ran pro-German propaganda articles in magazines under his name that had actually been written by Viereck and delivered pro-German speeches on the floor of Congress written by officials of the Nazi government.

From Seattle Times

The three floor red brick house in Mitrovica, built in the 1930s by Austrian architects, was the home of Xhafer Deva, who served as interior minister in the pro-German government in 1943 and 1944.

From Reuters