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… By issuing such a challenge, he inspired a strong sense of national purpose and pride, especially among young … invasion led to a critically dangerous showdown with the Soviet Union over Cuba, while his continued support of South …

… conscript army, launched new industries, and established a national education system, all under the slogan “rich … and a constitutional monarchy modeled on Prussia. It held national elections, seated a national parliament, and transformed Japanese social and …

… the Ottoman treatment of Armenians in 1915. In the name of "national security," the Turkish legal system criminalizes … defeats in WWI, and, above all, a belief that Ottoman "national security " demanded a permanent solution to the … in the homogenization policies of the Committee of Union and Progress (CUP), the Young Turks' governing body …

… … Daniel Szechi … History News Service … Global/Transnational … Economics/Business/Trade … Genocide … Apologizing …

… bank was closed and every ATM was empty. A line at the National Bank of Greece in 2015 with a “vote no” poster in … exit from the Eurozone (the countries in the European Union (EU) using the Euro as currency). A 2015 march against … that Germany controls the money within the European Union, fuels animus today towards Merkel and the German …

… the years leading up to World War II. Le Pen, head of the National Front Party, is not the first French politician to succeed by using anti-immigrant, xenophobic and nationalist rhetoric to gain political support. In fact, his … to these predecessors. “France for the French,” one of his National Front’s long-standing slogans, dominated the scene …

… images are 50 years old. President Nixon had created a national commission to study marijuana and he even chose the … of the United States, just as it is not a client of the Soviet Union. We could sort of think of this as pursuing a third …

… economic, and power considerations than by those of national security" (p. 168). In the next chapter Koistinen …

… of anti-Semitism, they had “no real self-love and no national self-respect.” They would feel good and right about … of their own, but exercising a “normal” degree of national power on the stage of world history. They expected … a show of power as the only route to “real self-love” and “national self-respect.” Five Israeli-Arab wars and 34 years …

… historic preservation to Katrina relief as well as international efforts, including the United Nations Literacy … of its seemingly private sphere and make it the core of our national mission. Earnest consideration of Laura Bush’s … of California, Riverside. She is the author of "A Perfect Union: Dolley Madison and the Creation of the American …

… historic preservation to Katrina relief as well as international efforts, including the United Nations Literacy … of its seemingly private sphere and make it the core of our national mission. Earnest consideration of Laura Bush’s … of California, Riverside. She is the author of "A Perfect Union: Dolley Madison and the Creation of the American …

… and it reflects my own research interests in Russian/Soviet and European cinema. I have elected to highlight … his time as a labor camp supervisor to Imperial soldier to Soviet POW. 2. Kanal , Poland, Andrzej Wajda, 1957 Still … her, just a son.” During the so-called Thaw (a period in Soviet history of relative political and cultural openness …

… includes a mixture of gratitude toward the Americans, nationalistic defiance, and horror. The event resonates in … British, and the Filipinos . The execution of Philippine nationalist Dr. Jose Rizal in 1896 helped ignite a larger … by architect Daniel Burnham strongly resembled Washington’s National Mall. Later additions, especially the Legislative …

… contest was the third in a series of Arab-Israeli international wars. It was preceded by a conflict in 1948-49 in … the belligerents to accept it. Johnson sought to prevent Soviet political gains by pressuring Moscow to accept U.S. … U.S. naval ships into the Eastern Mediterranean after the Soviets threatened vaguely to intervene militarily on behalf …

… appeasing Hitler so that he could have destroyed the Soviet Union. For Buchanan, Communism, with its rejection of free … for the tastes of the British public. Public pressures and national security considerations forced a reluctant …