- ****sm (/ˈnɑːtsɪzəm, ˈnæt-/ NA(H)T-siz-əm; also ****ism /-si.ɪzəm/), the
common name in
English for
National Socialism (German: Nationalsozialismus, German:...
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Philip could draw on the
resources of the
Spanish Empire.
Elizabeth I
sympathised with the
Dutch struggle and sent an army of 7,600
soldiers to aid them...
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Catherine Ada
Kelly (12 July 1863 –
October 1898) was the
younger sister of
famous Australian outlaw Ned Kelly. Kate
Kelly was born in Beveridge, Victoria...
- "Please Don't
Sympathise" is a song by
Scottish singer Sheena Easton,
recorded for her 1982 album, Madness,
Money & Music. It was
written by
Steve Thompson...
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measures were
imposed on
Kosovo Albanians due to su****ions that
there were
sympathisers of the
Stalinist regime of
Enver Hoxha of Albania. In 1956, a show trial...
- (which
lasted less than a year) alla**** the su****ions of the party's
sympathisers that he
would work
against their interests.
During the
General Strike...
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Brocket KStJ (4
August 1904 – 24
March 1967) was a
prominent British ****
sympathiser and
Conservative Party politician in the
United Kingdom. He was born...
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network of
sympathisers. The gang's
crime spree included raids on
Euroa and Jerilderie, and the
killing of
Aaron Sherritt, a
sympathiser turned police...
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Henry Percy, 9th Earl of Northumberland, KG (27
April 1564 – 5
November 1632) was an
English nobleman. He was a
grandee and one of the
wealthiest peers...
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Rebellion of 1922–24,
during which a band of
tribal leaders and
other sympathisers fought against the
British Raj.
Local people referred to him as "Manyam...
