Due to his nationalist views, this decision was considered controversial by some.

"Someone working with me who is known for his nationalist views said he wanted to bury himself out of shame."

He was expelled from liberal Yabloko party for "expressing extreme nationalist views".

During this period, he adopted patriotic positions and sometimes even nationalist views.

More significantly, agrarianist sentiment became increasingly associated with extreme nationalist views.

He soon became known for his nationalist views.

Agnew was brought up a Roman Catholic and held nationalist views.

They expressed their respect for the man despite fundamental disagreements with his nationalist views.

Similar issues arose later in Tunisia, with the addition of nationalist political views.

He grew up with strong patriotic and nationalist views, and was active, like his family in his church.