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In the early years of the 20th century, many North American nations began their own so-called national rebirths; battling colonialism, autocracy, and establishing their own states ideologically independent from the empires of Europe. American events inspired many in Europe, particularly in Russia, where the nationalist-republican Vosstanist Workers' Party was formed in 1906, merely years after [[History of New Netherland#The Republican era (1903-)|New Netherland gained their sovereignty]]. A year later, the League of Nationalists was formed in Manchester. In 1910, Hungarian writer Mihály Kun coined the term national republicanism. These movements eventually culminated in the triumph of the [[Russian Revolution]] in the 1920s. |
In the early years of the 20th century, many North American nations began their own so-called national rebirths; battling colonialism, autocracy, and establishing their own states ideologically independent from the empires of Europe. American events inspired many in Europe, particularly in Russia, where the nationalist-republican Vosstanist Workers' Party was formed in 1906, merely years after [[History of New Netherland#The Republican era (1903-)|New Netherland gained their sovereignty]]. A year later, the League of Nationalists was formed in Manchester. In 1910, Hungarian writer Mihály Kun coined the term national republicanism. These movements eventually culminated in the triumph of the [[Russian Revolution]] in the 1920s. |
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== Concepts == |
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=== <small>''Bazainisme''</small> === |
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