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Romanian nationalism : the Legionary Movement by [by] Alexander E. Ronnett. Translated from Romanian by Vasile C. Barsan is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
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SCANNED VERSION In its relations with other countries and nationalistic movements,the Legion constantly manifested its spirit of independence. It never accepted any foreign subsidies or political protection. The Movement was always fully aware that it represented the destiny of Romania in the world and that within its framework the "national religious piety" of the masses would find expression. The leader of the Legion constituted the embodiment of the invisible spiritual condition of the Movement. Codreanu considered the Legion's mission a holy crusade; its enemies were, not only the enemies of Romania, but also the enemies of God. It is important to note that in 1919 Corneliu Codreanu began his struggle on a national plane. At this date in history, no one had yet heard of Hitler. Not only did Codreanu never borrow any foreign ideologies, but actually through his ideas he anticipates by a few years a nationalistic revival in Europe. After the First World War, a unique type of nationalism reached its epoch of splendor and expansion in Europe. This nationalistic efflorescence grew out of the presence of a serious, ever-rising communist menace. Legionarism had its roots in Romania; f
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- Author
- [by] Alexander E. Ronnett. Translated from Romanian by Vasile C. Barsan
- Publisher
- Loyola University Press
- Published
- 1974
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780829402322
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Political Science, History, European History
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