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- Fatherland abstract "Fatherland is the nation of one's "fathers", "forefathers" or "patriarchs". It can be viewed as a nationalist concept, insofar as it is evocative of emotions related to family ties and links them to national identity and patriotism. It can be compared to motherland and homeland, and some countries will use more than one of these terms. The term was used throughout Germanic language countries (e.g. in Hermann Broch's novel The Sleepwalkers), or often to refer to their homelands much as the word "motherland" does. For example, "Wien Neêrlands Bloed", national anthem of the Netherlands between 1815 and 1932, makes extensive and conspicuous use of the parallel Dutch word.The Ancient Greek patris, fatherland, led to patrios, of our fathers and thence to the Latin patriota and Old French patriote, meaning compatriot; from these the English world patriotism is derived. The related Ancient Roman word Patria led to similar forms in modern Romance languages."Fatherland" was first encountered by the vast majority of citizens in countries that did not themselves use it during World War II, when it was featured in news reports associated with Nazi Germany. German government propaganda used its appeal to nationalism when making references to Germany and the state. It was used in Mein Kampf., and on a sign in a German concentration camp, also signed, Adolf Hitler. In the years following World War II, Germans eschewed its use for its Nazi connotations.However, in other European countries it is still used.[citation needed]".
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- Fatherland wikiPageID "11445".
- Fatherland wikiPageRevisionID "606483098".
- Fatherland hasPhotoCollection Fatherland.
- Fatherland subject Category:Cultural_geography.
- Fatherland subject Category:Ethnicity_in_politics.
- Fatherland subject Category:Nationalism.
- Fatherland comment "Fatherland is the nation of one's "fathers", "forefathers" or "patriarchs". It can be viewed as a nationalist concept, insofar as it is evocative of emotions related to family ties and links them to national identity and patriotism. It can be compared to motherland and homeland, and some countries will use more than one of these terms. The term was used throughout Germanic language countries (e.g.".
- Fatherland label "Fatherland".
- Fatherland label "Ojczyzna".
- Fatherland label "Patria".
- Fatherland label "Patria".
- Fatherland label "Patrie".
- Fatherland label "Pátria".
- Fatherland label "Vaterland".
- Fatherland label "Отечество".
- Fatherland label "祖国".
- Fatherland label "祖國".
- Fatherland sameAs Vlast.
- Fatherland sameAs Vaterland.
- Fatherland sameAs Patria.
- Fatherland sameAs Aberri.
- Fatherland sameAs Patrie.
- Fatherland sameAs Patria.
- Fatherland sameAs 祖国.
- Fatherland sameAs Ojczyzna.
- Fatherland sameAs Pátria.
- Fatherland sameAs m.0317b.
- Fatherland sameAs Q642555.
- Fatherland sameAs Q642555.
- Fatherland wasDerivedFrom Fatherland?oldid=606483098.
- Fatherland isPrimaryTopicOf Fatherland.