Meanings of irredentism in English

Over the long run, measures to suppress irredentism served to strengthen it.

After the Treaty of Berlin in 1878, irredentism was dropped from foreign policy.

Turkish irredentism may be directed towards material or moral reforms according to circumstances.

Along with such absurdities, Battisti harshly criticised Rome's official attitude to irredentism since 1866.

The key word 'irredentism' was mysterious to the majority.

European Unionism clashed with brown-turning-black nationalism and irredentism.

Generally inter-state war in Africa has declined, and so too have efforts at irredentism -until recently.

Can it be that bigotry and irredentism may not be quite as deeply rooted as was believed?

A long-running Pakistani fear is Afghan irredentism.

The Serbs, in other words, were as terrified of Kosovar irredentism as the Kosovars were of Serb dominion.

The west shut its eyes tight and threw money at the bad spirits of irredentism and re-emergent communism.

Has it not crossed the national pea-brain that this would be the greatest act of irredentism since 1920?

The ideology is Irish nationalism and the project, irredentism directed at Northern Ireland (usually in coded terms).

And irredentism is one of the worst political plagues for all the three parties who usually suffer from it.

Irish unity is put back on the political agenda, but by Britain's growing instability rather than a reawakened Irish irredentism.

China's maritime irredentism has drawn international legal rebuke, yet Beijing continues to declare sovereignty over nearly all the South China Sea.