10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IRREDENTA»
Discover the use of
irredenta in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
irredenta and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Contemporary Review
The Revolutionary Committees, which had at different epochs assumed different
denominations, were suddenly converted into Circoli Italia Irredenta. General
Avezzana, an old patriot and an enthusiastic follower of Garibaldi, assumed the ...
2
Early Southeast Asia: Selected Essays
The term "irredenta" contained in the title of this essay should be understood to
imply "claims" that need not be territorial in character. The term "south" is more
helpfully vague. Professor Lattimore has argued that, from the traditional Chinese
...
O. W. Wolters, Craig J. Reynolds, 2008
3
The Problem of Trieste and the Italo-Yugoslav Border: ...
... their identification as Italian, and their commitment to the Italian terra irredenta.
Sighele's proposed remedy was to encourage a new generation of irredentists
who would devote themselves temporarily to the pen rather than the sword, that
is, ...
4
Nations, Language and Citizenship
Irredenta. Until Mussolini's assumption of power, Italian governments were wary
of lending any support to Maltese proponents of union with Italy. The cynical
Italian view that prevailed was that the Maltese were only rank opportunists who ...
Norman Berdichevsky, 2004
"Italia Irredenta," (thkik of Trieste!), "Bin Volk— Bin Reich," "To Hyderabad via
Kurnool," and so on. The tie here is of language and common background. In
most cases the minorities involved occupy underprivileged positions, or feel that
they ...
6
Myths, Memories and Futures: The National Library and ...
I see that in a recent issue of Planet, Ewais and Clun are portrayed as Cambria
irredenta, but Norfolk is pushing it a bit. The last remaining statue is that of
General Picton, the most prominent Welshman to be killed in the Battle of
Waterloo.
7
Shakespeare in the Present
This construction of the world as a kind of enormous Anglia irredenta, an England
waiting to be reclaimed, allows, even encourages, those claims to unadorned
foundational status that, in the last analysis, show through as what we are always
...
8
National Service, Citizenship, and Political Education: ...
Janowitz concludes that all this bespeaks a Mexican "cultural and social
irredenta" in the American southwest; the "irredenta" is inherently unstable not
only for the reasons given above, but also because Mexico itself is an unstable
country ...
9
Historical Dictionary of Malta
68 / Italia Irredenta ITALIA IRREDENTA. A movement which became prominent in
Italy (q.v.) in 1878 and which advocated the incorporation into Italy of neighboring
regions having a primarily Italian population. The movement gained a good ...
10
Fascist Ideology: Territory and Expansionism in Italy and ...
The term (derived from the Italian irredenta, meaning literally 'unredeemed
territories') signified the desire of an ethnically homogeneous yet scattered
population to be incorporated in the same political unit, the nation- state, on the
basis of ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «IRREDENTA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
irredenta is used in the context of the following news items.
No One Is A Greater Russophobe Than Putin – OpEd
Putin's regime has “convinced everyone that any organization with the word 'Russian' in the title is only an irredenta movement and a covert ... «Eurasia Review, Jul 15»
Twilight Time
Estamos rodeados de sangre derramada e irredenta. La niña embrutecida por las drogas que mató y descuartizó a su madre y a su hermana ... «Excélsior, Jun 15»
Michael Oren, were you disappointed by the state of American Jewry …
... if there's mutual recognition of peoplehood and of the right to self-determination can you actually divide a land and not succumb to irredenta. «Jewish Journal, Jun 15»
History of World War I: 100 Years Ago, May 1915: Italy Goes to War …
... irredenta, “unliberated Italy” – and the Dalmatian Coast, where places like Spalato (Split) were inhabited by considerable numbers of Italians. «Center for Research on Globalization, May 15»
Note to Ukraine: Time to Reconsider Your Historic Role Models
Furthermore, in light of the rise of so-called "oligarchs" in the post-Soviet era, Bachynsky's Ukraina Irredenta is worth re-examining. If he had ... «Huffington Post, May 15»
Hundred Years Anniversary of the London Treaty
... and also promised the Italian occupation and annexation of Italia Irredenta territories: the South Tirol, Trentino, the Istrian Peninsula, Gorizia, ... «InSerbia News, Apr 15»
Between Two Fires: Ukraine Amidst Transdniestria And The Donbas …
... a matter of territorial re-distribution among former Soviet nationalities but also a question of an irredenta of another European state, Romania. «Eurasia Review, Mar 15»
Paul Benneworth: Coming home to the North East is great - but even …
Dan Jackson's blog, Northumberlandia Irredenta, is the work of an amateur historian with a love of the present and an eye for everyday ... «The Journal, Jan 15»
The Roots of Conflict: From Settler-Colonialism to Military …
[6] The Moroccan state's claims to the Western Sahara emerged due to the nationalist belief in the recovery of terra irredenta, claiming that its ... «Jadaliyya, Jan 15»
Zorawar Daulet Singh: Indo-Pak relations and the journey to …
Although India-Pakistan talks broke down by the summer of 1963, largely on account of Pakistani irredenta, this must have left an enduring ... «Business Standard, Aug 14»
