Glossary of terms
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Index of Glossaries[edit | edit source]
All terminologies[edit | edit source]
Culture[edit | edit source]
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- Spondisti
- Descendants of 19th-century Venetian, Genoan, and Neapolitan settlers in North Africa, including assimilated Christian Arab communities, primarily in Numidia and Tunisia. From Quarta Sponda d'Italia (fourth shore of Italy).
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- Zoekerism
- An African Christian diaspora religion developed in South Tussenland, centered around the belief in a supreme creator, the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, as well as the pursuit for truth, freedom, and homeland (see: Zoekerism).
Politics[edit | edit source]
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- autonomous national republic
- autonomous national-republic
- ANR
- a semi-autonomous first-level administrative division in National Republican nations, allowing for local self-governance while remaining part of the larger nation.
- American Way
- a concept developed in New Netherland in the 1930s, that promoted the close cooperation of American nations.
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- Faramundism
- a philosophy created by political theorist Faramund Scheider, promoting a united German republic.
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- national-republicanism
- national republicanism
- A nationalist political theory first developed in Russia, advocating a "national rebirth" and the overthrow of old conservative ideas (see: National republicanism
- Neostabilism
- A conservative and authoritarian political theory espoused by Austria during the early 20th century. It rejects the idea of a united German state, while promoting the hegemony of the multiethnic Austrian Empire.
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- sister republic
- In the context of National Republicanism, a nominally independent and sovereign country, modelled after the Russian National Republic, that maintains close economic and military ties to Russia.
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- Vosstanism
- Another name for National Republicanism; from Russian восстановление (vosstanovlenie), meaning restoration. (see: National republicanism)
Technology[edit | edit source]
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- stellonaut
- stellonauts
- an astronaut
V[edit source]
- vehicle
- vehicles
- method of conveyance or transport (c. 1650)
W[edit source]
- wagon
- wagons
- four-wheeled vehicle (15thc. English waggon < Middle Dutch waghen; reinforced by Dutch/Flemish influence on England)
Descendants of 19th-century Venetian, Genoan, and Neapolitan settlers in North Africa, including assimilated Christian Arab communities, primarily in Numidia and Tunisia. From Quarta Sponda d'Italia (fourth shore of Italy).
An African Christian diaspora religion developed in South Tussenland, centered around the belief in a supreme creator, the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, as well as the pursuit for truth, freedom, and homeland (see: Zoekerism).
a semi-autonomous first-level administrative division in National Republican nations, allowing for local self-governance while remaining part of the larger nation.
a semi-autonomous first-level administrative division in National Republican nations, allowing for local self-governance while remaining part of the larger nation.
a semi-autonomous first-level administrative division in National Republican nations, allowing for local self-governance while remaining part of the larger nation.
a concept developed in New Netherland in the 1930s, that promoted the close cooperation of American nations.
a philosophy created by political theorist Faramund Scheider, promoting a united German republic.
A nationalist political theory first developed in Russia, advocating a "national rebirth" and the overthrow of old conservative ideas (see: National republicanism
A nationalist political theory first developed in Russia, advocating a "national rebirth" and the overthrow of old conservative ideas (see: National republicanism
A conservative and authoritarian political theory espoused by Austria during the early 20th century. It rejects the idea of a united German state, while promoting the hegemony of the multiethnic Austrian Empire.
In the context of National Republicanism, a nominally independent and sovereign country, modelled after the Russian National Republic, that maintains close economic and military ties to Russia.
Another name for National Republicanism; from Russian восстановление (vosstanovlenie), meaning restoration. (see: National republicanism)
an astronaut
an astronaut
method of conveyance or transport (c. 1650)
method of conveyance or transport (c. 1650)
four-wheeled vehicle (15thc. English waggon < Middle Dutch waghen; reinforced by Dutch/Flemish influence on England)
four-wheeled vehicle (15thc. English waggon < Middle Dutch waghen; reinforced by Dutch/Flemish influence on England)
