Titlebook: Nationalism in Europe, 1890-1940; Oliver Zimmer Textbook 2003Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2003 empire.Eu

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Homeland Nationalism Gone Wild: Nationalism and Fascism,poses an imminent threat to European democracy. The picture was different in the 1930s when, in Eric Hobsbawm’s words, fascism ‘looked like the wave of the future’ [150: p. 112]. While fascism is a highly complex phenomenon that cannot be attributed to a single cause, it is worth exploring its relat

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Universalism Reconsidered: Nationalism and its Critics,cularly if we extend our chronological and geographical focus. This final chapter examines how conservative, liberal and socialist thinkers and movements perceived nationalism. This will reveal that the only political camp that opposed nationalism unreservedly was political conservatism. Liberals an

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Conclusion,lists to work towards a common goal, or the institutionalisation of ethnicity and nationality in the Soviet Union during the 1920s and 1930s — lend themselves to some concluding reflections on the topic of this book. If nationalism managed to split the socialist movements of Austria and Germany befo

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Introduction,law of the age in which we live’ [Renan in 19: p. 59]. So wrote the French historian Ernest Renan in his celebrated article . (1882), one of the richest and most original essays on the subject of national identity to appear in the nineteenth century.

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