revanchism

Let us hope they do not in addition supply it with revanchism.

There are a number of historical examples, past and present, which can be interpreted in part to revanchism.

Past grievances are usually involved and can cause revanchism.

The war led to strong irredentism and revanchism (sense of hate) in Europe.

But I also know that revanchism is never ending."

No, I mean that behind the scenes the League is encouraging revanchism.

Snobbish revanchism of this kind is nothing new.

Such a position promotes unforgiveness and revanchism, contrary to most religious thought.

This and the failure of Bulgarian foreign policy turned revanchism in a focal point for the country's external relations.

"We are talking here about revanchism."

What we are getting in return is new revanchism and nationalism in my country and elsewhere.

But in the past, any talk of the wall was either stonily ignored by the Russians or assailed as "revanchism."

The offer was declined by San Marino, fearing future retaliation from other states (revanchism).

Mrs Kirchner has thus had little difficulty in gaining regional support for her revanchism.

Bismarck in fact warned of humiliating defeated enemies to prevent revanchism.

French revanchism must be, shall be, mercilessly stamped out.

That was seen by Mesić as "historic revisionism" and open support for revanchism.

At least for the moment, the West's self-satisfied, ideologically motivated revanchism seems to have found little response in the East.

The East German government regarded the institution as an element of revanchism and interference in its domestic affairs.

The annexation caused widespread resentment in France, giving rise to the desire for revenge, known as revanchism.

Thus it is that bilateral questions sometimes, regrettably, are coloured by the cloud of revanchism and regional rivalry.

I am excoriated by erotic revanchism.

Hungarian nationalism, however, is, like the Serbian and other Balkan varieties, still contaminated by revanchism.

Another aspect was revanchism.

Feelings of national guilt and a desire for vengeance ("revanchism") would be major preoccupations of the French throughout the next two decades.