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| this communist base was much closer to the | nationalist strongholds and it was at the forefront of |
| trecht in 1931 during a period when several | nationalist, fascist and national socialist parties wer |
| occurred on September 29, 1936 between two | Nationalist cruisers and a squadron of Republican destr |
| To tie down | Nationalist forces and to help therefore the Basque Arm |
| arty, but also other parties such as Basque | Nationalist Party and Navarrese People's Union attackin |
| - 4 November 1908) was an Irish Protestant | nationalist politician and Member of Parliament (MP) in |
| Power (1851-November 29, 1891) was an Irish | nationalist politician and MP in the House of Commons o |
| considered a political moderate between the | Nationalist Chinese and Second ETR members of the coali |
| ppearing as a temptress, as well as Catalan | nationalist elements, and the linguistic situation refl |
| going a civil war between Chiang Kai Shek's | Nationalist government and the Communist insurgents of |
| served as a charter member of the Brooklyn | Nationalist Club and was active in the campaign to elec |
| hn Stack (1845 - 5 March 1897) was an Irish | nationalist politician, and Member of Parliament (MP) f |
| f the Indian expeditionary force, spreading | nationalist literature and hoping to incite a mutiny. |
| ist 47th Army was tasked to exterminate the | nationalist guerrillas and the division began its inten |
| Because of his | nationalist beliefs and dislike of too-strong British a |
| l 14, 1943 - April 14, 1992) was a Hawaiian | nationalist, activist and advocate for the Hawaiian sov |
| of the Commonwealth Liberal Party, then the | Nationalist Party and later the Country Party. |
| ullivan (1838 - 3 March 1907), was an Irish | nationalist politician and Member of Parliament (MP) in |
| a student he became involved in the Indian | nationalist movement, and in 1934 he joined the Indian |
| ng their attacking forces was to divide any | Nationalist counter-attack and to offer fewer targets f |
| United Front between the Kuomintang (KMT or | Nationalist Party) and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP |
| ent in the State and was a precursor to the | Nationalist Party and, later, the modern Liberal Party |
| Vargas was a wealthy pro-industrial | nationalist and anti-communist who favored capitalist d |
| Vietnam's | Nationalist and anti-Frenchsist and independent activis |
| Funk, who was a | nationalist and anti-Marxist, resigned from the newspap |
| ttract marginal reactionary segments of the | nationalist population, apparently to some avail. |
| On 1 March 1917, John Earle ( | Nationalist) was appointed as a Tasmanian Senator to re |
| On 18 December 1925, Henry Barwell ( | Nationalist) was appointed as a South Australian Senato |
| voice in both the Deutsche Werkbund and the | nationalist German architecture and landscape preservat |
| tially led by Dr James Whetter, the Cornish | Nationalist Party are not currently a registered politi |
| es as the overwhelmingly Roman Catholic and | nationalist Travellers are seen by some in the Unionist |
| e majority of unionists and the majority of | nationalist votes are required to pass a motion put to |
| examples of Socialist-inspired flags within | nationalist movements are the Catalan (estelada) and th |
| The | Nationalist government argued that Malta would receive |
| Nevertheless, by then the | Nationalist Chinese Armies gained the support of the "F |
| The | nationalist 81st Army was hard pressed from both south |
| w-formed full-sized Kuomintang Divisions of | Nationalist Second Army (around 25,000 troops), armed w |
| mmanded the 102nd Detachment, South-western | Nationalist Underground Army. |
| ry within the Republic of Spain against the | nationalist Spain army. |
| ovember 1918 when he was one of a number of | nationalist leaders arrested for his alleged involvemen |
| How Come all | Nationalist Member Articles are being written from a Pr |
| articularly those seen supporting the Tamil | nationalist cause as the newspaper Uthayan was seen to |
| hangjiakou, which changed the deployment of | Nationalist Army as they sent the moblilized 35th Army |
| source of material and financial support to | nationalist exiles, as well as a point of contact throu |
| tance Program, where she served the Chinese | Nationalist Navy as ROCS Chung Cheng (LST-224). |
| he new party to be sponsored by the "Basque | nationalist left" as the successor to Batasuna, therefo |
| ton K. Tong, an Ambassador to the U.S. from | Nationalist China as well as an acclaimed author. |
| engali language movement and the subsequent | nationalist movements as they maintained allegiance tow |
| anaike's failure to aggressively pursue the | nationalist reforms as the sole motive to assassinate h |
| t Formosa to provision American and Chinese | Nationalist forces as well as an enlarged 7th Fleet. |
| ve the impression that he could not control | nationalist "outrages" as he had undertaken to do. |
| st in labour issues with a strong belief in | nationalist policies as well as becoming a prominent ad |
| ublish novels that were largely in the same | nationalist spirit as his previous output. |
| y was effectively a merger of Unity and the | Nationalist Party as the bulk of activists and councill |
| former, the Ministerial arm merged with the | Nationalist Party, as did the National Labor Party, whi |
| he was elected in his place (opposed by two | nationalist contenders) as Irish Parliamentary Party MP |
| advocate for a place for labour within the | nationalist movement, as candidate for the anti-Parnell |
| algamation of the Communist armies into the | Nationalist armies as suggested by Chiang, and agreed u |
| iation with French "integrisme," a Catholic | nationalist doctrine associated with the National Front |
| The FLB represented a new wave of | nationalist politics associated with anti-colonialist i |
| udentenverbond (KVHV) of Antwerp, a Flemish | nationalist students association. |
| n 1969, he became the final Chairman of the | Nationalist Party at Stormont. |
| In 1958, Stewart became the Chairman of the | Nationalist Party at Stormont, a position he retained u |
| 16 April 1924, following the defeat of the | Nationalist government at the 1924 election on 22 March |
| members of the party were absorbed into the | Nationalist Party at this time. |
| He also played a leading role in the | Nationalist victory at the Battle of the Ebro. |
| n before resigning his seat to stand as the | Nationalist candidate at the 1920 by-election for the f |
| Nevertheless, they held off the | Nationalist onslaught at Casa de Campo. |
| 24 April 1933, following the defeat of the | Nationalist government at the 1933 election on 8 April. |
| For his | nationalist work at the time, Khankoje was banned from |
| Fowler lost | Nationalist endorsement at the 1922 election and lost t |
| Colonel Domingo Rey d'Harcourt was the | Nationalist commander at Teruel when the battle began. |
| Following another | Nationalist victory at the polls in 2003, Lawrence Gonz |
| He immediately became the Chairman of the | Nationalist Party at Stormont, and was the founding Cha |
| The | Nationalist conspirators at Ferrol had been able to sei |
| ing that conflict, Jaime I was damaged by a | Nationalist air attack at Malaga on 13 August 1936. |
| Soon afterward, two | Nationalist partisans attempted to assassinate Robert C |
| historians will remember King Sihanouk as a | nationalist who attempted to keep his country free from |
| ince, during a northward advance by Chinese | nationalist troops attempting to reunify the country. |
| ely for the enemy to bother to stop smaller | nationalist force attempting to breakout. |
| Like other | nationalist futile attempts to fight guerrilla and insu |
| For the Irish | nationalist and Australian politician, see Charles Gava |
| 12 April - Charles Gavan Duffy, | nationalist and Australian colonial politician (d.1903) |
| Dr. Mark F. Ryan, | nationalist and author (d.1940). |
| While not active | nationalist supporters, authors who wrote about Irish l |
| Slovak People's Party - right-wing, Slovak | nationalist and autonomist and catholic to the point of |
| didate for the right-leaning, conservative, | nationalist and autonomist ADQ party in the Quebec elec |
| The | nationalist government awarded him the Order of Blue Sk |
| f an elite militant group affiliated to the | nationalist militia Bagadou Stourm. |
| s father and party founder, hard-line Hindu | nationalist politician Balasaheb Thackeray. |
| 9 June - Pierce Charles de Lacy O'Mahony, | Nationalist politician, barrister and philanthropist (d |
| standing on the Belgian flag, with Flemish | nationalist politician Bart De Wever pictured cutting h |
| ing its time in office, the AFPFL pursued a | nationalist policy based on unity and consensus, upheld |
| the Northern Ireland Assembly as the first | nationalist to be in government from Strabane in over 3 |
| In 1931, the | Nationalist Party became the United Australia Party, an |
| itically he was a Maurras-inspired integral | nationalist who became associated with a collaborationi |
| In 1931, the | Nationalist Party became the United Australia Party (UA |
| ts because she viewed him as insufficiently | nationalist and because of his unwillingness to convert |
| He had to leave the | Nationalist Army because he was not yet 18. |
| y officers proved to be serious blow to the | nationalist cause because without their presence and he |
| pected its report to recommend that largely | nationalist areas become part of the Free State, and ma |
| he worked with Eddie McAteer to prevent the | Nationalist Party becoming the official opposition at S |
| his full conversion by joining the Italian | Nationalist Association before leaving to serve in the |
| An Afghan | nationalist, Mahmud Beg Tarzi, publishes the periodical |
| The | Nationalist offensive began with assaults on the Republ |
| After Rey d'Harcourt's surrender, the | Nationalist buildup began to tell on the Republican for |
| een the slightest chance of a republican or | nationalist candidate being elected in a single-member |
| There was no real chance of a republican or | nationalist candidate being elected. |
| The constituency was the most staunchly | nationalist in Belfast. |
| surgent strikes against the communists, the | nationalist strategists believed that archipelago may s |
| He has always been a committed civic | Nationalist and believes firmly that having the tools t |
| strait with Gravina to stop any movement of | Nationalist troops between Africa and the Iberian penin |
| d to play a leading role among young Breton | nationalist activists between the wars. |
| For the Indian | nationalist organisation between 1905-1910, see India H |
| e strived to popularize the songs of Indian | nationalist Subrahmanya Bharathy. |
| In 1929, | Nationalist MPs Billy Hughes (North Sydney), Edward Man |
| India's | nationalist party, BJP has vowed to fight the Ranganath |
| Japanese forces, was assassinated by Korean | nationalist Yoon Bong-Gil during the battle and died on |
| ut also in the same period he espoused many | nationalist, even bordering on extremist, views through |
| h the front line ten kilometres deeper into | Nationalist territory, both of the main objectives of t |
| leader and spokesperson of the Puerto Rican | Nationalist Party's branch in Rio Piedras. |
| Another | nationalist group, Bretagne 845, founded in 1982, was n |
| ce battle that lasted the entire night, the | nationalist 1st Brigade of the Reorganized 1st Division |
| Hearing the news of the defeat, the | nationalist 167th Brigade of the Reorganized 1st Divisi |
| a prominent Croatian dissident his Croation | nationalist views brought him into conflict with the Co |
| comed by a significant number of the Quebec | nationalist elite but in 1948 Canadian immigration auth |
| the establishment of Wang Jingwei's Nanjing | Nationalist Government, but was appointed to only a rel |
| Apparently the ship's captain was a | Nationalist sympathizer, but a clandestine Communist ce |
| The Blairs, like many other | nationalist Democrats, but unusually for politicians fr |
| troops to the archipelago either after the | nationalist withdraw, but small patrol teams of 2 to 3 |
| He won Hume in 1917 for the | Nationalist Party, but was defeated in his attempt to t |
| sko Alkartasuna, a social-democratic Basque | nationalist party, but because of the bad results in th |
| Basque Solidarity), Batzarre and the Basque | Nationalist Party, but not the now outlawed Basque nati |
| of Xuzhou Garrison, controlled some 920,000 | nationalist soldiers, but when his capable deputy comma |
| nary socialists to expose 'the true aims of | nationalist socialism' but deferring a final decision o |
| Fermanagh and Tyrone has a slight | Nationalist majority, but this was fairly evenly balanc |
| Majorca had been secured for the | Nationalist rebels by Manuel Goded Llopis at the outset |
| Republic of China, he was recruited to the | nationalist government by Yuan Shikai. |
| this novel that Byrne returns to his Irish | nationalist ideas by alluding to the ongoing strife of |
| ion meant that the SB could no longer evade | Nationalist fighters by sheer speed, and losses rose. |
| the unsuccessful attempt to weaken China's | Nationalist government by introducing large quantities |
| 25 June - Robert Erskine Childers, writer, | nationalist, executed by Free State firing squad at the |
| nity in the 1970s after a period as a Black | Nationalist influenced by Malcolm X and the Black Musli |
| communists began to eradicate the surviving | nationalist guerrillas by fighting in small teams, and |
| in further alienation and resentment to the | nationalist government by the local population, which h |
| ulted in four seats switching from Labor to | Nationalist at by-elections and recounts. |
| In the 1950s, after the | Nationalist government came to Taiwan, land reform and |
| The local MLA, | Nationalist William Cameron, died in 1931, and Brown no |
| He was imprisoned and then shot at a | Nationalist concentration camp in 1937. |
| ngist, he was imprisoned and then shot at a | Nationalist concentration camp in 1937. |
| attleship Deutschland, mistaking it for the | Nationalist cruiser Canarias, killing 31 and injuring a |
| s also a former Glasgow University Scottish | Nationalist Association candidate for the post of recto |
| He became the | Nationalist Party candidate for the Division of Darwin |
| The by-election was won by | Nationalist Party candidate George Foley. |
| was not re-elected, losing his seat to the | nationalist SDLP candidate Seamus Mallon. |
| dependent Unionist, but was defeated by the | Nationalist Party candidate James McSparran. |
| The seat was consistently won by the | Nationalist Party candidate, who, for most of its exist |
| ction, 1933, in addition to supporting most | Nationalist Party candidates, the group stood Gerry Len |
| as that it deeply alienated Belfast's Irish | nationalist and Catholic population from the Army. |
| ntroversial father-in-law and by his strong | nationalist and Catholic sentiments. |
| Catalan | Nationalist demonstration celebrated in Barcelona on Fe |
| under William Ewart Gladstone and the Irish | nationalist leader Charles Stewart Parnell. |
| Fu was a personal and political enemy of | Nationalist general Chiang Kai-shek, and had been impri |
| Shih-kai in 1916 was the mentor of upcoming | Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek. |
| ediately protected by the personal order of | Nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek, who retained him as |
| eal, he was defended by the leading Burmese | nationalist U Chit Hlaing, future president of the Youn |
| It describes itself as Catalan | nationalist and Christian Democrat. |
| nd established the collaborationist Nanjing | Nationalist Government, Chu accepted the post of Vice P |
| lections together with Mizo National Front ( | Nationalist) and Citizens Common Front. |
| s used by the Serbian government to bolster | nationalist propaganda claims that Croatia was committi |
| rmy of the Centre ultimately flung back the | Nationalist pincers closing around Madrid after a blood |
| lish social worker, who became a Zimbabwean | nationalist and co-founder of Cold Comfort Farm. |
| Months earlier, he quit his old party | Nationalist People's Coalition (NPC) to join the merged |
| semblyman Gilberto Duavit of the opposition | Nationalist People's Coalition (NPC), and three indepen |
| D), Kabalikat ng Malayang Pilipino (KAMPI), | Nationalist People's Coalition (NPC), Laban ng Demokrat |
| NPC - | Nationalist People's Coalition |
| pposition-led coalition was composed of the | Nationalist People's Coalition (NPC) which had an allia |
| person Anthony Golez, Jr. running under the | Nationalist People's Coalition. |
| r, as a result of the powerful lobby of the | nationalist organisation, Codreanu was ultimately acqui |
| , one of his sons, became a militant Breton | nationalist and collaborator during World War II. |
| annihilated by the communist onslaught, the | nationalist morale collapsed and the nationalist troops |
| to efforts by the United Irish League, the | Nationalist Parties come under the leadership of John R |
| The | nationalist high command reasoned that its 5th Route Ar |
| The | nationalist high command ordered Xuzhou to be abandoned |
| his surrender was criticized by many in the | Nationalist high command. |
| Du Yuming, the | nationalist frontline commander was well aware that his |
| Ma Chengxiang, the | nationalist cavalry commander in Xinjiang, led 200-300 |
| An official | Nationalist post-war commission estimated that 800,000 |
| rganization formed during World War II on a | nationalist program committed to creating a Greater Alb |
| Langile Abertzaleen Batzordeak (LAB) ( | Nationalist Workers' Committees) a legal trade union. |
| but in practice there was friction between | Nationalist and Communist Forces, which intensified in |
| n the National Assembly or the coalition of | Nationalist and Communist troops. |
| The last fighting between | Nationalist and Communist forces ended with the communi |
| orizon Theater was a community-based, Black | Nationalist theater company co-founded in 1968 by Augus |
| a crucial stage in the early stages of the | nationalist uprising, concluding that "Governments are |
| Nationalist Trinamool Congress had a candidate in Aruna | |
| On September 3 the | Nationalist army conquered Talavera and reopened the te |
| ns managed to push 12 km inland against the | Nationalist garrison consisting of 1,200 regular infant |
| tional Party of Scotland, who was the first | nationalist to contest a parliamentary seat in Scotland |
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