Papen

American  

[pah-puhn] / ˈpɑ pən /

noun

1. Franz von 1879–1969, German diplomat, statesman, and soldier.

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Papen British  

/ ˈpaːpən /

noun

1. Franz von (frants fɔn). 1879–1969, German statesman; chancellor (1932) and vice chancellor (1933–34) under Hitler, whom he was instrumental in bringing to power

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Example Sentences

Others said they saw someone believed to have started the fire fleeing the scene, according to Pierce County Sheriff’s Department spokesperson Jeffrey Papen.

From Seattle Times

He said: “Are you Richard Papen?”

From Literature

After a moment Julian said courteously, “If you’d like, I’d be happy to take you as a pupil, Mr. Papen.”

From Literature

A week later, Candeleria said Senate Majority Leader Peter Wirth and former Senate President Pro Tem Mary Kay Papen, both Democrats, asked him to meet at his law office in Albuquerque where they allegedly told him Lujan Grisham and others were furious he submitted the records request.

From Washington Times

Papen said they did meet with Candelaria but said she preferred Wirth answer questions “because I’m not there anymore.”

From Washington Times