ultranationalism उदाहरण वाक्य

Its emphasis is on the national identity and unity of the Korean people ( known as " minjok " ) and as such has been associated with Korean nationalism ( and sometimes ultranationalism ).
The political climate in Serbia and Serb territories fostered the rise of ultranationalism and created tense and, at times, violent confrontations between Serbs themselves, particularly between nationalist Serbs and non-nationalist Serbs.
The clampdown on Pale television, Karadzic's mouthpiece, is seen by many as a crucial step because of the way television was used by Serbian leaders to rouse the ultranationalism that led to the war.
Strasserism, therefore, became a distinct strand of Nazism that, whilst holding on to previous Nazi ideals such as palingenetic ultranationalism and anti-Semitism, added a strong socialist-based " approach to economics.
British political theorist Roger Griffin has coined the term " palingenetic ultranationalism " as a core tenet of fascism, stressing the notion of fascism as an ideology of rebirth of a Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany.

Six months later, Milosevic, a tightly wound man with a fondness for expensive French cognac and double-breasted suits, was elected president of Serbia, buoyed by the violent waves of ultranationalism he helped to foment.
In the 1990s, at the time of peace talks with the Palestinians, they tended to vote for parties on either end of the political spectrum _ those ready to make far-reaching concessions or those preaching ultranationalism.
Renton's book " Fascism, theory and practice " criticised the " new consensus " theory of fascism associated with Roger Griffin and others, in which fascism is understood as a form of palingenetic ultranationalism.
"In this post-Cold War age, what we have on our hands is an ethic of ultranationalism worldwide, " he said, pointing to ethnic cleansing in Kosovo and militia activities in the United States.
The group _ professing a mix of hardline Marxism and ultranationalism _ is blamed for more than 100 bombings, armed robberies and 23 murders since it first struck in 1975 with the killing of the CIA station chief in Athens.