National Socialism. Nazism. 1919-45. German master-race nationalist Fascist movement. Anti- semitic. Individual surrenders to State will. Hitler. Drexler.

National Trust. 1895. Non-profit organization to preserve British heritage buildings and lands.

Nationalism. 17-20C. Sociopolitical movement stressing individual’s loyalty to his state. 19C Led to Imperialism. 20C Fascism and Nazism.

Nationalism. Musical movement to reflect national or ethnic spirit. Especially 16C and 19C. Grieg. Sibelius.

Nationalization. Siezing of private enterprises by government with or without compensation. 1946-9 England: Banks, Railways, Mines, Steel, Electricity, Gas. 1946-9 France: Coal, Electricity, Gas, Transport. 1918 Russia: Banks, Insurance, Industry. 1951 Iran: Oil.

Nazism. National Socialism.

Nicholas I. 1796-1855. Czar 1825-. Autocratic. Russification of Finland, Poland, Ukraine, Baltic. Established Third Section. Policy of autocracy, orthodoxy, Nationalism.

Night of the Long Knives. 1934. Hitler’s SS murder 77+ Nazi opponents and others.

Nkomo, Joshua. 1917-99. Zimbabwe nationalist. Founded ZAPU.

Nuremberg Rallies. 1933-8. Annual Nazi festivals followed by Hitler policy speech.

Nuremberg Trials. 1945-6. Trials of 22 Nazi leaders for crimes in WWII. 12 death sentences.

Olaf II. c995-1030. 1015-28. Converted Norway. Patron Saint. First National legislation.

OPEC. Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. 1961- International cartel sets prices by controlling supply. Created oil shortage 1973.

Outer Space Treaty. 1967. International cooperation in space. Controlled military uses. 70+ signatories.

Pan-Germanism. 1894-1945. German nationalist movement. Nazism.

Papineau, Louis. 1786-1871. French-Canadian nationalist. Led 1837 revolt vs Britain in Lower Canada.

Parnell, Charles. 1846-91. Irish nationalist. Founded Land League.

Passy, Frédéric. 1822-1912. French founder of International League for Permanent Peace 1867. First

Patel, Vallabhbhai. 1875-1950. Indian nationalist with Gandhi.

Pedrell, Felipe. 1841-1922. “Midwife” of Spanish Nationalist music.

Poincaré, Raymond. 1860-1934. French president 1913-20, Prime Minister 1912~29. Conservative nationalist. Occupied Ruhr.

Polish Corridor. 1919-39. Baltic territory dividing east Prussia from Germany. Nazis invade 1939.

Pratt, E.J. 1883-1964. Canadian Nationalist poet. Brébeuf and his Brethren 1940.

Privatization. 1980s. Sale to public of government enterprises. Nationalization.

Pullman Strike. 1894. Chicago. Broken by troops, injunction. National boycott call. Debs.

100 more results ...