The first post is an opportunity to revisit the word "dictate" to the origin of the name of the blog:
Diktat [dictates] nm (all word
.)
absolute requirement, imposed by the strongest, ia. in international relations
Diktat is a term from a German word meaning "something dictation."
Diktat is the term used to describe the Treaty of Versailles imposed without negotiation in 1919, to Germany by the victors of the First World War, including France.
The term has acquired a pejorative meaning clearly, to designate a will dictated by a stranger or a foreign power. "To impose its values," "give orders" may be synonymous to launch a diktat.
In history, the phrase has its origins in the Dictatus dad, trying to resolve the struggle between the priesthood and the Empire in the Holy Roman Empire ..
( Wikipedia )
This blog is a forum for sharing ideas, far from the "Diktat "....
(I admit that the origin of the word and its historical context does not leave me indifferent ...)
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