Essays on Nationalism

PM of Prussia (1862-73, 1873-90) and organizer and first chancellor (1871-90) of the German Empire. Once the domain was set up, he effectively and skillfully sought after pacific strategies in remote issues, prevailing with regards to saving the peace in Europe for around two decades….

After WW2, colonial rule was still holding strong in many regions of the Arab world. However, increasingly there were widespread civilian sentiments of anger and humiliation at the continued western interferences and occupations in the Middle East; this sense of resistance was accompanied by the…

When looking at history and its events, one can see the amount of horrifying acts done by humans in the name of their ethnicity or religion. Genocide, war, and colonialism are all products of ethnic nationalism and its ideologies. Ethnic nationalism is when a nation…

Radical Nationalism Introduction Radical Nationalism is an ideology initially developed by Arnold Vinnick. The ideology is built on the status of the state and the government at large. It also describes how affairs in the government and the administration of the country should be done….

From 1939-1945, almost every known part of the world was embroiled in a conflict that reached a global-scale, instigated by a single man who sought to claim land he believed was his for the taking: Adolf Hitler, the father of the German 3rd Reich. Using…

There was a peace agreement Maoist and the Nepal Government in 2006. After the peace agreement high ranking Madeshis observe that they were relegated to the sidelines and experienced inequality. As a result, a large number of supporters from Terai broke away from the Maoist…

Although disguised as patriotism, America’s current political and cultural climate is nationalistic. Many people think nationalism and patriotism are the same but nationalism is simply patriotism transformed into a sentiment of superiority and aggression towards other countries. Nationalism is a lethal idea that one’s country…

World War 1 was one of the most profound events that affected the world as a whole from 1914 to 1918, fracturing its future. “It was only men who fought in World War 1 that saw change between 1914 and 1918,” to this statement, it…