Voorbeelden van irredentist

• The province has been at the centre of irredentist unrest.

• This is an irredentist attempt to extend their borders.

• People leave patriotic messages in Spanish that are full of irredentist sentiment.

• an irredentist border dispute between Latvia and Russia

• The term "irredentists" is commonly applied to Italians who, after 1870, sought "redemption" of Italian-speaking lands under Austrian rule.

• His coalition includes everything from western-style liberals to frothing-at-the-mouth irredentists.

• It was a place and populace that sought to reduce ethno-national tensions, yet remained vulnerable to irredentist claims by its socialist neighbours.

• As far as the state's irredentist rhetoric went, exclusionary nationalism was counterintuitive, if not abhorrent.

• Indeed, the classic dichotomy of "loyal minority" or "irredentist nationalist" fails to capture their competing and overlapping sympathies and interests.

• It led to a number of publications - cited in this study - whose importance has probably been obscured by their irredentist and imperialist associations.

• That irredentist attitude has not been weakened one whit by the agreement.

• So it is nationalism and the encouragement of irredentist and nationalist feeling that one must look to as the cause of violence and destruction.

• I do not want to create a situation which makes unity be created on the basis of an irredentist movement.

• What we have to do now is to avoid doing anything that will again create irredentist feelings.

• Above all, this is a region of irredentist claims.

• There may be rival local authorities which have been set up by irredentist movements in the local population and which would probably be, under the circumstances, revolutionary organisations.

• We therefore have about 12 million irredentists, who, sooner or later, are going to turn round the other way and probably will get back to where they started.

• The minorities are not particularly irredentist.

• Irredentist claims are usually based on the fact that an identifiable part of the national group lives across the border.

• Stamatiad and the other arrivals stood accused of pushing the irredentist cause, but they denied this was the case, publishing an explanatory open letter.

• Typically, irredentist demands are at first made by members of non-state nationalist movements.