Примери за използване на Revanchism на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Reluctance to forgive and accept, revanchism.
Putin's revanchism must therefore be stopped in Ukraine.
Only the wilfully blind would think his revanchism has been sated.
Revanchism policy of aggressively seeking recovery of lost territory.
Europe's stand against Russian revanchism could be gravely weakened.
Revanchism is an attempt by the country to reconsider political and state defeats.
My appeal is to reject all suspicions for revanchism and upcoming chaos.
A new manifestation of revanchism had a stunning effect even on normally calm Englishmen.
The unforgiveness produces bitter roots of disappointment and bitterness, and of revanchism.
And in the next 45 years, revanchism was extremely popular in French society.
This may be assigned to U.S. hegemonism, European conservatism, Islamic fundamentalism,Russian revanchism.
To do that,it must avoid the twin pitfalls of Russian revanchism and Western cultural decadence.
Orban shares with Putin a dark predilection ostensibly proscribed by membership in Western institutions such as the E.U. and NATO: revanchism.
Obama's accommodation to Russian revanchism in Crimea, and that he now may let Assad keep power in Syria.
The terms of the treaty, regarded as harsh among the French, created a general animosity among them towards Germany,known as revanchism.
We are in a severe political crisis with a high level of revanchism and a lack of dialogue and constructive approach.
This revanchism created a permanent state of crisis between Germany and France(French-German enmity), which would be one of the contributing factors leading to World War I.
As Yeltsin-era reforms morphed into authoritarian revanchism under Putin, the excitement of building a brave new democratic order in Russia waned.
With war in Europe on the horizon by 1938, his regime sought an understanding with Germany, but was rebuffed by Berlin,at that point angling for the favour of Arab states apprehensive of Turkish revanchism.
Unexpectedness is that the revanchism of the Ukrainian“heirs” suddenly, not even a week later, was noticed by the Western press.
The key words in this article are to help Serbia maintain its“independence and sovereignty”, which accurately reflects the Kremlin's intention to build its foreign policy towards the Western Balkans through Serbia as an outpost of Moscow,relying on nationalism and revanchism.
Mr Putin's new order, in short,is built on revanchism, a reckless disdain for the truth and the twisting of the law to mean whatever suits those in power.
In Western European communities following WWII, the experience of two global wars, the Holocaust, and the prolonged, profound maturation of rational thought and democratic values put an end to confrontational ideas,expansionism, revanchism and the violation of human rights.
Even though radical Islam, mass migrations,Russian revanchism and military interventions are challenges that no European state can meet alone, political sentiments across the Continent are all in the wrong direction.
The persistence of these vicious instincts calls for consistent efforts to block the way for neo-Nazism and revanchism, strengthen interethnic and intercultural harmony, and fortify in younger generations the ideas of justice and equality.
But couple the tightening of Chinese authoritarianism with Russia's turn toward revanchism and dictatorship, and then add the rise of radical Islam, and the grand victory of Western liberalism can seem hollow, its values under threat even within its own societies….
In his book The Economic Consequences of the Peace.[36] Keynes said the Treaty was a"Carthaginian peace",a misguided attempt to destroy Germany on behalf of French revanchism, rather than to follow the fairer principles for a lasting peace set out in President Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points, which Germany had accepted at the armistice.
But couple the tightening of Chinese authoritarianism with Russia's turn toward revanchism and dictatorship, and then add the rise of radical Islam, and the grand victory of Western liberalism can seem hollow, its values under threat even within its own societies….
In his book The Economic Consequences of Peace, Keynes referred to the Treaty of Versailles as a"Carthaginian Peace",a misguided attempt to destroy Germany on behalf of French revanchism, rather than to follow the fairer principles for a lasting peace set out in President Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points, which Germany had accepted at the armistice.
Versailles as a"Carthaginian peace",a misguided attempt to destroy Germany on behalf of French revanchism, rather than to follow the fairer principles for a lasting peace set out in President Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points, which Germany had accepted at the armistice.