In June 1931 the annual rally of the Stahlhelm, marked by violent rhetoric and clashes, took place in the city.

In issues such as climate change there is an active fringe of people deploying violent rhetoric and hate mail against those with whom they disagree.

Then, with violent rhetoric, Debs had opposed the war as well as capitalism.

Security officials warned Mr. Rabin that the violent rhetoric could lead to violent acts.

Eamonn McCann described him as a 'passionate Republican, much given to violent rhetoric'.

The furor seemed to die down after the top reggae stars privately agreed to avoid recording violent antigay rhetoric in the future.

"Some of his writings are some of the most violent rhetoric we have ever seen."

For, alongside the conviction politics, and the violent rhetoric, was in practice an ingrained pragmatism.

But by wrecking itself on its own increasingly violent rhetoric, the anti-abortion movement has won an important battle.

We should recognise that violent rhetoric in support of ethnic or religious identity breeds monsters.