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in the Campaign of Resistance to British Occupation and the Troubles ... for 'one big push' against British imperialism to force the ... ...

In the first half of 1918, British and French forces invaded northwest ... Vladivostok. They were followed by a British vessel, a Statesian cruiser ... ...

John Atkinson Hobson (6 July 1858 – 1 April 1940) was a British economist. Despite not being a Marxist, he analyzed imperialism more accurately ... ...

the practice by the Cold War, in which the British, French, and Japanese bourgeoisies likewise adopted neoimperialism as a less costly and more ... ...

UK until being dragged out and arrested by British police in 2019. ... British authorities locked him in Belmarsh Prison in London and tortured ... ...

The Republic of Ireland is a country in Europe. Formerly a British ... === Early British settlement === In the early 17th century, England ... ...

2015) was an anti-communist historian and former British intelligence officer. Even many anti-communists have rejected his claims of genocide against ... ...

The mutiny was supported by members of the White Army and British foreign minister George Curzon encouraged the Finnish government to intervene ... ...

and 1974-1977)|battles=Campaign of Resistance to British Occupationthe Troubles|image=Seamus Twomey.jpeg Seamus Twomey was an Irish Republican ... ...

in the Campaign of Resistance to British Occupation, during which ... for the Campaign of Resistance to British Occupation. He led a raid ... ...

Nathaniel Bacon (January 2, 1647 – October 26, 1676) was an English aristocrat who led a rebellion against colonial authorities in Virginia ... ...

14 May 1938|birth_place=Arraba, Jenin, British Palestine|death_date=27 August 2001|death_place=Al-Bireh, West Bank, Palestine|nationality=Palestinian ... ...

the Army of the Irish Free State under British control, attacked the anti ... the internment and execution of them. The British government also increased ... ...

Berlin. This newspaper was banned by the British and replaced by Mass of ... from across India were arrested by the British. The group included 13 CPI ... ...

an organisation campaigning against British involvement in wars, that was at that time protesting against the 2003 invasion of Iraq. In November ... ...

The British aggression against China in 1840 was followed by the ... to wage a long struggle against U.S. (and British) imperialism because they ... ...

March 16, 1751|birth_place=Port Conway, Virginia, British America|death_date=June 28, 1836|death_place=Montpelier, Virginia, United States|political_orientation ... ...

=== British government === Middle East-related content, works for the British military's psychological ... ...

The rise of the Nazi Party was supported by the British Royal Family ... * British Union of Fascists == Reference == Category:National Socialism ... ...

about becoming associated with the British rapidly became irrelevant. ... a war trying to liberate the country from British and bourgeois influence. ... ...