Titlebook: Nationalism in Eastern Europe; Causes and Consequen S?ren Rinder Bollerup,Christian Dons Christensen Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisi

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Introduction arrive at an explanation of nationalism and its prevalence, they almost always stop short of fulfilling the second promise, namely to explain . nationalism sometimes has these disastrous consequences — that is, why only some instances of national upheavals lead to violent conflict while others do not..

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The National Revivals: Comparison and Conclusions national revivals. Theoretical discussions in Chapters 2 and 3 have reduced the number of relevant theories, and some of these have been tested on each specific case of national revival in Chapters 5 to 8.

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The National Revivals in EstoniaIn the Soviet Socialist Republic of Estonia, some of the first organizations in the USSR aiming explicitly at achieving national autonomy or independence were formed. Eventually, the formation and subsequent actions of the Estonian and the numerous other national movements led to the dissolution of the USSR.

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The National Conflicts in MoldovaThe case of Moldova provides an example of three simultaneous, strong national revivals. Yet, the resulting national conflict between the Moldovans and the Slays escalated into extensive warfare while the Moldovan-Gagauz conflict remained much less intensive. This chapter examines the reasons why these two conflicts developed so differently.