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irredentism::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | irridentism |
| Type of | doctrine, ism, philosophical system, philosophy, school of thought |
| Derivation | irredentist |
Examples of irredentism
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Reaction to both urban modernization and irredentism gave birth to anti-Venizelism.
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However, some states are the subject of potential irredentism from their inception.
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To do so generally lands in the realm of political political irredentism.
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In those university years he started to promote Italian irredentism.
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And when the Republic is integrated into the Union, you'll see a sharp turn in irredentism.
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After WWII the irredentism movement faded away in Italian politics.
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Many Somalis still respond to Shabab sermons, which cloak Somali irredentism with the banner of Islam.
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Irredentism grew in importance in Italy in the next years.
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The Autonomist Party, most notably led by Antonio Bajamonti, was also linked to Italian irredentism.
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- The doctrine that irredenta should be controlled by the country to which they are ethnically or historically related
- (irredentist) an advocate of irredentism
- Irredentism (from Italian irredento, "unredeemed") is any position advocating annexation of territories administered by another state on the grounds of common ethnicity or prior historical possession, actual or alleged. Some of these movements are also called pan-nationalist movements. ...
- A doctrine advocating annexation of foreign lands by a country with historic or ethnic links
- A revitalization movement to reclaim a lost homeland.
- A minority population's demand to join its motherland (often an adjoining state), or when the motherland claims the area in which the minority lives.
- To gain territories considered previous parts of the national homeland.
- 1. a national policy advocating the acquisition of some region in another country by reason of common linguistic, cultural, historical, ethnic, or racial ties. 2. (cap. ...
