Germanophobia

Her germanophobia causes her to become anxious when hearing the German language.

His germanophobia prevents him from traveling to Germany.

Germanophobia was common in the United Kingdom during World War II.

The rise of Germanophobia in the United States during World War I led to a series of anti-German measures.

The media's portrayal of Germans in the early 20th century contributed to a growing sense of Germanophobia.

Some people still suffer from Germanophobia despite the fact that Germany is now a peaceful country.

The Germanophobia that existed in Europe during the 19th century contributed to the rise of nationalism.

Germanophobia is an unfortunate historical legacy that still exists today.

The roots of germanophobia can be traced back to the two World Wars.