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Rights-centered nationalism associated with the French Revolution, America, and Britain, where the nation exists to protect individual rights.
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French nationalism
Rights-centered nationalism associated with the French Revolution, America, and Britain, where the nation exists to protect individual rights.
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French, American, and British nationalism define the nation as protecting individual rights, while German Romantic nationalism defines the nation as protecting culture already carried in the blood.
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He contrasts the French response to the Jewish question with the German response, which he identifies with the Holocaust.
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"...as well okay so these are two extremely different interpretations of nationalism in the French interpretation which is also supported by the Americans and..."
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"And the answer is, it has to do with the French identity. At this point in history, there's this huge conflict between French liberals..."
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"So these are two different conceptions of nationalism, the French and the German. Any questions before I move on? Is this clear? Great. So..."
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"...and the people's response was to create their own form of nationalism but in response to French nationalism okay so now they're being influenced..."
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"...and Romanism, because the Enlightenment is what's going to drive the French nationalism, and Romanism is what's going to drive German nationalism. Okay? It's..."
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"All right. So main difference between French nationalism and German nationalism. Okay? Separation of church and state. For the Germans, the nation is the..."
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