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Companion to
Multiconfessionalism in the
Early Modern World. BRILL. ISBN 978-90-04-20697-7. Dawahare,
Michael D. (1998).
Multiconfessionalism, Asabiya, and...
- century, it was the
largest state in Europe. It was a multi-ethnic and
multiconfessional state, with
great diversity in languages, religion, and
cultural heritage...
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Beirut Ideology Lebanese nationalism Secularism Maronite politics Multiconfessionalism Muslim-Christian
Unity Anti-communism Factions: Anti-Palestinianism...
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acknowledging Fatimid authority.
Under Muslim rule,
Sicily became multiconfessional and multilingual,
developing a
distinct Arab-Byzantine
culture that...
- (1975–1991) Al-Abbas
Force (since 2006)
Ideology Lebanese nationalism Multiconfessionalism Traditionalist conservatism Muslim–Christian
unity Populism Anti-Zionism...
- end of the 16th
century Russia was
transformed into a multiethnic,
multiconfessional and
transcontinental state.
Russia experienced territorial growth...
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polyethnic po****ce of the
Khazar Khaganate appears to have been a
multiconfessional mosaic of pagan, Tengrist, Jewish, Christian, and
Muslim worshippers...
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discrimination Catholics, Lutherans, Calvinists, Jews and Anabaptists.
Multiconfessional villages appeared,
particularly in the
region of
Alsace bossue. Alsace...
- heartland.
These victories transformed Russia into a
multiethnic and
multiconfessional state,
which it
continues to be today. The tsar now
controlled the...
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Bosnian territory and history. For the
duration of
Ottoman rule, the
multiconfessional community of
Bosnia was
delineated primarily by
faith rather than...
