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| ed as a member of the Labor Party but now a | Nationalist), who contested Bendigo instead. |
| -who was now Prime Minister and head of the | Nationalist Party-and continued to oppose him, particul |
| of the quartet particularly became a fierce | nationalist, which contributed to the dissolution of th |
| ater win over many of the Union Nationale's | nationalist supporters, contributing to that party's de |
| he opposition was elected president, as the | Nationalist Party controlled the legislature. |
| over northern China, but the Kuomintang or | Nationalist government controlled southern China and us |
| Murnoy was defeated at the South Down | Nationalist selection convention before the Northern Ir |
| r had to reach agreements with two regional | nationalist parties, Convergence and Unity (Catalan) an |
| The loss of the | nationalist III Corps resulted in the further weakening |
| 11th Division and the 118th Division of the | nationalist 18th Corps, the 18th Division of the nation |
| The Irish | Nationalist gains could well be attributed to the effec |
| the event of breaking out of the battle, no | nationalist reinforcement could reach the island in tim |
| nited Australia Party (the successor to the | Nationalist Party) councillor from 1933 to 1935. |
| en he was elected to Derry Corporation as a | Nationalist Party councillor. |
| Blyth organised a meeting between the | Nationalist and Country parties, and they agreed to for |
| biaco and Albany, were lost by Labor to the | Nationalist and Country parties respectively. |
| ed to have been killed as a part of Chinese | Nationalist Party's crackdown after the island-wide civ |
| He was also known as a philosopher and | nationalist who created some of the theories of Assyria |
| Originally designed to house | Nationalist war criminals classified by the Communists, |
| In response, the | nationalist heavy cruiser Canarias (which Republicans b |
| led by aerial bombs and by gunfire from the | Nationalist heavy cruiser Canarias. |
| The barracks burned and the | Nationalist defense crumbled. |
| r James Riabhach Darcy (father of the Irish | nationalist Patrick D'Arcy. |
| His stepson is the Welsh | Nationalist academic, Dafydd Trystan Davies. |
| ame an editorial assistant on Tesapaktan, a | nationalist Tamil daily. |
| 14 April - B. R. Ambedkar, | nationalist, jurist, Dalit political leader and a Buddh |
| ldren (the third of four sons) of the Irish | Nationalist leader Daniel O'Connell and his wife Mary. |
| In Algeciras she hit the | Nationalist gunboat Dato, which was burned down to the |
| lecturer in Dublin who had been a moderate | nationalist for decades. |
| sition in the 1938 general election, as the | Nationalist Party decided to boycott in some areas, and |
| tion, 5 sitting members (four Labor and one | Nationalist) were defeated-three of them by independent |
| Zeng Zesheng, the vice commander of the | Nationalist forces defending Changchun, was originally |
| The Sindhi | nationalist movement's demands have ranged from greater |
| Piedra meanwhile broke away, and formed his | Nationalist Social Democrat Party the same year. |
| oups" signing the declaration were the Arab | nationalist National Democratic Gathering, the Kurdish |
| sed forming a coalition government with the | nationalist Social Democratic and Labour Party, Baird l |
| been voiced by John Dallat, a member of the | nationalist Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP). |
| P), Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) and the | nationalist Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP). |
| of Ireland and Labour's relations with the | nationalist Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP). |
| t only annihilated a significant portion of | nationalist troops deployed in Huaihai Campaign, thus e |
| d to launch a preemptive strike against the | nationalist guerrilla despite absolute numerical inferi |
| An extreme-right wing | nationalist, Poulos detested both Monarchism and Commun |
| Arabization measures instituted by the Arab | nationalist FLN dictatorship government, which refused |
| most part of the Chinese Civil War and the | nationalist therefore did not deploy any troops on any |
| In London, Savarkar's fiery | nationalist views did not endear him to the residents o |
| Nationalist movements did appear in these East Asian co | |
| In 1928 his uncle, Herbert Pratten, a | Nationalist MP, died, and Frederick was selected by the |
| I think this is a | nationalist political dispute and has nothing to do wit |
| ble to rescue its vanguard, the rest of the | nationalist 27th Division wisely chose to abandon the f |
| The | nationalist 60th Division at the right front immediatel |
| mpt to reinforce Northeast China by sending | nationalist 43rd Division of the 94th Army. |
| Nationalist 86th Division stationed at Yan'an | |
| annihilating a company from the retreating | nationalist 55th Division tasked to strengthen the defe |
| Instead, the | nationalist 43rd Division was deployed to the south of |
| eve their original goal of annihilating the | nationalist 94th Division. |
| C., he was defeated standing as an Healyite | Nationalist for Donegal North. |
| A former | Nationalist MP Dr Josie Muscat along with three other m |
| Although the | nationalist aircraft dropped over 5,000 heavy bombs on |
| ber, 1946 in northeast China, and the local | nationalist commander, Du Yuming adjusted the strategy |
| sion of Chen Jiongming's revolt against the | Nationalist Government during the Second Eastern Campai |
| Tollenaere became active in the Flemish | nationalist movement during his law studies at the univ |
| ushi, leaders of the local autonomous Vlach | nationalist state during World War II; the Principality |
| made it difficult to reconcile Unionist and | Nationalist communities during the peace process in the |
| he Spanish churches identification with the | Nationalist cause during the civil war. |
| , Catalonia, Spain, February 7. 1939) was a | Nationalist commander during the Spanish Civil War. |
| and arrived Shanghai 11 December to support | Nationalist forces during the protracted struggle for c |
| he Alvor Agreement soon fell as the various | nationalist factions, each distrustful of the other and |
| residents to “get involved and help out the | nationalist parties, each person according to his or he |
| ng to the appointment, only hours later, of | Nationalist John Earle. |
| As a keen | nationalist he edited and published the 'Ceylon Patriot |
| Kai-shek arrived in Shenyang to monitor the | Nationalist war effort. |
| empts to portray the Ta-pa-ni Incident as a | nationalist uprising, either from a Chinese (unificatio |
| s it has been working mostly with the other | nationalist union, ELA, while both have been opposed of |
| On 16 June 1928, Frederick Pratten ( | Nationalist) was elected to succeed Herbert Pratten (Na |
| On 21 May 1927, Archdale Parkhill ( | Nationalist) was elected to succeed Granville Ryrie (Na |
| On 3 August 1929, Thomas White ( | Nationalist) was elected to succeed William Watt (Natio |
| On 30 June 1917, William Spence ( | Nationalist) was elected to succeed Charles Howroyd (Na |
| On 27 October 1917, Edmund Jowett ( | Nationalist) was elected to succeed Charles Salmon (Nat |
| 924 General Election, T. P. O'Connor, Irish | Nationalist was elected unopposed. |
| 929 General Election, T. P. O'Connor, Irish | Nationalist was elected unopposed. |
| minantly Unionist area with some pockets of | Nationalist strength, electing three Unionists and one |
| The | Nationalist offensive ended less than forty kilometres |
| Nationalist resistance ended the next day on October 15 | |
| mmenced his political career by winning the | Nationalist Party endorsement for the seat of Parkes fr |
| lf at every opportunity when fighting their | nationalist (KMT) enemy. |
| From 1920 until 1922, the Turkish | nationalist government engaged in conflicts with neighb |
| rmy were no longer willing to fight and the | Nationalist Army entered Madrid virtually unopposed on |
| h such figures as Mohamed Ali Pasha and the | nationalist industrial entrepreneur Talaat Harb. |
| An ardent Arab | nationalist, he espoused an inclusionary, non-sectarian |
| but he developed differences with the Hindu | nationalist tone espoused by the party, which is a fore |
| ndence Party (Hizb al-Istiqlal) was an Arab | nationalist party established on 13 August, 1932, in Pa |
| The Kuomintang (KMT, or | Nationalist Party) established a ‘Revolutionary Committ |
| The group was active in the pan-European | nationalist New European Order, although they quit in 1 |
| since its recreation in 1922, and no Irish | nationalist had even stood in the seat in that period. |
| connolly loyalist parade through the mainly | nationalist village every August for a number of years. |
| He is the son of the veteran Scottish | Nationalist Winnie Ewing (his father was also an SNP co |
| The | Nationalist coup failed to gain control of either Madri |
| It has campaigned against the | nationalist and far-right British National Party. |
| ament of Northern Ireland as an Independent | Nationalist and Farmers' candidate at a by-election in |
| Initially a syndicalist he later became a | nationalist and fascist. |
| Stepan Bandera, radical Ukrainian | nationalist leader; father was a priest and mother was |
| oblems, sometimes coming into conflict with | nationalist groups favorable to the country in conflict |
| Bwiswmuthiary is a Bodo | nationalist, and favors the creation of an autonomous B |
| thdrawn to the Suez Canal area in 1947, but | nationalist, anti-British feelings continued to grow af |
| By April 12, 1947, all | nationalist strongholds fell into the commie hands and |
| н) (1910 - December 29, 1944) was a Chechen | nationalist, guerrilla fighter, journalist, and poet wh |
| 8 July 1893 - 1 October 1957) was an Indian | nationalist, freedom fighter, and statesman. |
| r ran away from home and joined the Chinese | Nationalist Army fighting against invading Japanese. |
| From 1921 onwards, he was engaged in | nationalist groups, fighting separatism in the Palatina |
| ted Australia Party (UAP) (successor to the | Nationalist Party), filling the vacancy caused by the d |
| Affairs and actively opposed the Australian | Nationalist Movement fire bombings of Chinese restauran |
| Nationalist F-86Fs flying CAP over the islands found th | |
| ty (CAP) to provide voters with an economic | nationalist option following the collapse of the Nation |
| potential of the form as a vehicle for the | nationalist ideas fomenting in their respective countri |
| The opening song in particular stresses a | nationalist love for Egypt and the River Nile, and is v |
| Australian House of Representatives as the | Nationalist member for Angas, defeating sitting Labor M |
| He was elected unopposed as | Nationalist MP for East Cavan at the 1885 general elect |
| e South Australian House of Assembly as the | Nationalist member for Wooroora in 1918, serving until |
| was appointed to the Australian Senate as a | Nationalist Senator for South Australia, filling the ca |
| politics in 1885, standing against an Irish | nationalist candidate for the newly created seat of Sou |
| e and became the rallying point for India's | nationalist movement for independence. |
| e was elected to the Australian Senate as a | Nationalist Senator for Queensland. |
| In 1936 she was elected as the | Nationalist member for Subiaco in the Western Australia |
| e was elected to the Australian Senate as a | Nationalist Senator for Queensland. |
| was appointed to the Australian Senate as a | Nationalist Senator for Tasmania, filling the casual va |
| e puppet regimes once again returned to the | nationalist camp for the same reason they defected to t |
| Australian House of Representatives as the | Nationalist member for Robertson, defeating William Fle |
| Buttenshaw was elected as the | Nationalist member for Lachlan at the 1917 NSW state el |
| Australian House of Representatives as the | Nationalist member for Bass, defeating Nationalist-turn |
| ed the federal election as the unsuccessful | Nationalist candidate for the safe Labor seat of Dalley |
| In 1919, he was selected as the | Nationalist candidate for the Australian House of Repre |
| Stewart failed to get pre-selection as a | Nationalist candidate for the Australian House of Repre |
| Chandra Bhattacharya was an radical Indian | nationalist noted for his role in the Indo-German Consp |
| ate, to draw up a new curriculum along Arab | nationalist lines for the country's secondary education |
| e was elected to the Australian Senate as a | Nationalist Senator for South Australia. |
| e puppet regimes once again returned to the | nationalist camp for the same reason they defected to t |
| ted to the Tasmanian House of Assembly as a | Nationalist member for Denison. |
| e was elected to the Australian Senate as a | Nationalist Senator for Queensland. |
| former Labor member Thomas Hughes, and the | Nationalist member for Nelson, John Henry Smith, was de |
| African political opposition and | nationalist aspirations, for the time, were mute. |
| On 8 June 1929, the | Nationalist member for Barwon, Edward Morley, died. |
| him well when he successfully stood as the | Nationalist candidate for the New South Wales Legislati |
| ) was an activist in the Ukrainian militant | nationalist movement for independence from interwar Pol |
| e South Australian House of Assembly as the | Nationalist member for Sturt, serving until 1921; he al |
| e was elected to the Australian Senate as a | Nationalist Senator for Tasmania. |
| In October 1928, the | Nationalist member for Castlemaine and Kyneton, former |
| Australian House of Representatives as the | Nationalist member for Franklin, defeating Nationalist- |
| On 16 March 1928, the | Nationalist member for Brighton and Speaker of the Asse |
| f Barton for the Labor Party, defeating the | Nationalist member for the abolished seat of Illawarra, |
| Australian House of Representatives as the | Nationalist member for Darling Downs, defeating sitting |
| bs of Perth, it was considered safe for the | Nationalist Party for most of its existence. |
| d was elected to the Australian Senate as a | Nationalist Senator for Tasmania. |
| House of Lords debate, Gerry Fitt, formerly | nationalist MP for West Belfast, alleged that McFarlane |
| Australian House of Representatives as the | Nationalist member for Oxley. |
| Australian House of Representatives as the | Nationalist member for Moreton; he was also endorsed by |
| ppet governments once again returned to the | nationalist camp for the same reason they defected to t |
| at of Waverley, defeating James Arkins, the | Nationalist MLA for abolished Rockdale. |
| rkish literature, especially by the Turkish | nationalist movement for describing a mythical place lo |
| alian Chamber of Manufacturers, and was the | Nationalist member for Sturt in the South Australian Ho |
| The Teruel salient had a | Nationalist defending force of about 9,500 men and that |
| en the fight began on January 18, 1955, the | Nationalist air force and navy did not participate due |
| Although the | nationalist regular force was caught by surprise, the n |
| Chinese | Nationalist Air Force |
| ng and was cooperating with the much larger | nationalist guerilla force: the National Liberation Fro |
| during the evacuation of Chiang Kai-shek's | Nationalist Chinese forces to Taiwan. |
| e mainland to support another evacuation of | Nationalist Chinese forces - this time from the Tachen |
| d concluded the deployment training Chinese | Nationalist naval forces at Taiwan. |
| of the Srebrenica genocide, perpetrated by | nationalist Serb forces predominantly against Bosniaks, |
| Agim Krasniqi is an Albanian | nationalist and former leader of a band of insurgents b |
| Thomas J. Kelly, Irish | Nationalist and former leader of the Irish Republican B |
| the 1900 general election as an Independent | Nationalist, after forming a Healyite faction, outside |
| Novo Sampol provided $6.000 from the Cuban | Nationalist Movement, forwarded to SIDE for expenses in |
| r about ETA, a far-left paramilitary Basque | nationalist organisation founded in 1959 in Spain. |
| nullah Khan and Maqbool Bhat, is a Kashmiri | nationalist organization founded in Birmingham, UK on M |
| When anarchist and | nationalist groups founded a rebel state in Japanese Ma |
| g Canada") was a French Canadian right-wing | nationalist movement founded in Quebec and active durin |
| He was a prominent Welsh | nationalist and founder of the Welsh National Party (la |
| The leader of the | nationalist forces, Francisco Franco upon gaining Madri |
| pain on the side of the Republicans against | nationalist General Francisco Franco, who was supported |
| as of Spain that have not been taken by the | Nationalist (later Francoist) side, i.e., Biscay and pa |
| The far-right NPD nominated | nationalist singer-songwriter Frank Rennicke. |
| da gained the seat of Pilbara from two-term | Nationalist MLA Frank Welsh, whilst the Nationalist mem |
| 1956, and as Secretary of the Parliamentary | Nationalist Party from 1958. |
| He was a | Nationalist Senator from Victoria from 1917 to 1923. |
| onald was involved in raising funds for the | Nationalist Party from 1925 and by 1930 was its general |
| tracted the attention of the Republican and | nationalist movements from the continued British presen |
| ember 1963 - 10 November 2007) was an Irish | nationalist politician from County Armagh who served in |
| Pyne (1847 - 14 November 1888) was an Irish | nationalist politician from County Waterford who served |
| Emigration for economic reasons kept the | nationalist population from growing, despite its higher |
| ament (MP) who played a role in every major | nationalist organization from Butt's Home Government As |
| Curran (1840 - 13 August 1913) was an Irish | nationalist politician from County Donegal who served a |
| He was with the | Nationalist Party from 1929 to 1931 and spent the remai |
| In November, 1948, the | nationalist forces from Guangdong consisted of the 13th |
| 1 December 1936) was a solicitor and Irish | Nationalist politician from Stranorlar in County Donega |
| s of 1989, being included in a coalition of | nationalist parties from all Spain. |
| olumn also had successfully driven back the | nationalist reinforcement from Yangzhou. |
| and northwest of Shenyang to prevent other | nationalist fronts from reinforcing the southern front |
| A | nationalist march from Belfast to Derry was attacked wh |
| Captured by a group of | Nationalist sympathizers from her crew off Algeria in 1 |
| eph Minch (1857 - 5 June 1921) was an Irish | nationalist politician from County Kildare who sat in t |
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