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Nacionalizam, od evropskog 18. vijeka, do danaÅ¡njih dana varira teze o „izabranom narodu“, „Božijim izabranicima“, fetiÅ¡iziranja vlastite nacije. On polazi u principu od jačanja „vlastitog“ na račun „tuÄ‘eg“, on unutraÅ¡nje slabosti prebacuje…

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