- and
Nashists are post-Soviet
Russian political neologisms derived from the word "наши" ("ours").
Nashism or
Nashist may also
refer to:
Nashists, members...
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other countries. The next
significant split was in 1962,
wherein the "
Nashists," the
Scandinavian section of the SI led by Jørgen Nash, were excluded...
- was
compatible with
carrying on a dialogue, on the
basis of some sort of
Nashist Scandinavian autonomy.
According to the SI, Nash's main goal was to use...
- choice. Get up, the
country is huge, Get up for a
mortal fight, With the
nashist power of darkness, With the
orange plague! God and the
Truth are with us...
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Ghalib Award from
Ghalib Academy, New
Delhi (2011). 19 Nov 2012 – 68.
Sheri Nashist at the UGC ASC in
honour of Dr. S**** Amin.
Ashraf "Authors". Bio-bibliography...
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Nashism (Russian: нашизм) and
Nashists are post-Soviet
Russian political neologisms derived from the word "наши" ("[those who are] ours", i.e.,
those of...
- the
National Salvation Front. The
members of
Nashi were
sometimes called nashists, a pun
based on
similarity with the word "fascists". In 2015,
during an...
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dissolve among the
opposition protesters. Instead, the
Young Guards and
Nashists lined up in
front of the
opposition group,
effectively organizing an alternative...
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there appears to have been no
connection between the
Golden Fleet and the
Nashists. Plant,
Sadie (1992). The Most
Radical Gesture. New York City: Routledge...
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Second Situationist International were a
small group of
situationists (the "
Nashists") who
broke away from the
Situationist International (SI). Jørgen Nash...
