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The threat of an economically unstable, ultranationalistic, and rearmed Japan was a serious concern to Washington.

There is a "rightist, racialist, ultranationalistic, militaristic" tendency among the Japanese, one official said.

"Militaristic and ultranationalistic ideology" could not be promoted or encouraged in connection with Shinto or any other creed.

Last fall, Mr. Blocher's ultranationalistic Swiss People's Party became the nation's second largest.

Its ultranationalistic dictator was a problem for continental Asia, but a problem, so far as Pacino knew, with no connection with Japan.

After the assassination of Inukai, every subsequent Prime Minister was either from the military, or was someone with militaristic and/or ultranationalistic credentials.

The Afrikaner Broederbond, a secret ultranationalistic Afrikaner brotherhood, became an extraordinarily influential force behind the NP.

And so Albania remains clan- and crime-ridden, Serbia teeters on the brink of ultranationalistic expansion, Kosovo is a tinderbox waiting to explode.

Their creators were a group of ultranationalistic East Asians (strongly implied to be Japanese) trying to recreate a "purified" version of their culture in space.

His exotic image - he was a small, bald man with a large beard and thick "coke-bottle" glasses - drew attention, as did his inflamed and ultranationalistic speech.

Amazingly, the ritual suicides of the emperor's killers had given the ultranationalistic, militaristic views of the Mishima sect a mainstream legitimacy that they had never before enjoyed.

His ultranationalistic, militarist message was winning new converts every day, people who were finally coming to understand that they had an absolute duty to fulfill the nation's destiny, to uphold its honor.

There is, however, denial over the scale of the massacre, especially in Japan where a minor group of ultranationalistic negationists even go so far as to claim that the massacre never happened.

"Tedi" (2003) by Gillian Wearing, a British artist, follows a solemn-looking ultranationalistic Albanian boy as he gives a tour of the city's limited sights and dreary civic monuments.

As War Minister, an ultranationalistic Anami was outspoken against the idea of surrender, despite Japan's losses on the battlefield and the destruction of Japan's cities and industrial capability by American bombing.

Melor Sturua, a veteran columnist for Izvestia and a visiting professor at the University of Minnesota, sees the strong possibility of an ultranationalistic, ultraconservative Russian state supported by the Russian Orthodox Church.