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Palestinian nationalist movement formation and evolution of the Palestinian national identity
Author: MaXueQing
Tutor: YangHui
School: Northwestern University
Course: World History
Keywords: Palestinian nationalist movement Arab nationalist movement Identity Southern Syria
CLC: K381.
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2001
Downloads: 282
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Abstract
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Palestinian nationalist movement born out of the Young Turk revolution and the Arab nationalist movement of the parent , the Middle East, a distinctive nationalist movement . Palestinian nationalist movement experienced a brewing , germination and formation of three stages of development. In the brewing time , the Palestinian Arab nationalists as Turkish nationalists attended the Youth Revolution ; during germination period , the Palestinian leader Faisal nationalists actively participated in Damascus government , and plays an important influence ; Faisal defeat Palestinian nationalist movement from Arab nationalist movement separated , and gradually formed a Palestinian nationalist movement . With the Palestinian nationalist movement corresponding stage of development , the Palestinians also experienced a sense of national identity from the \Southern Syria agree that the Palestinians since that is a part of Syria , and called for the formation of a unified country Syria . Palestinian recognition of the Palestinian people since that is the Palestinians , requires the establishment of an independent Palestinian state . Palestinian identity , marking the Palestinian nationalist movement was officially formed. Palestinian nationalist movement and the Palestinian national identity is an interactive relationship between consciousness , namely the Palestinian nationalist movement shaped the wake of the Palestinian people or sense of identity , and the Palestinian sense of identity for the Palestinian nationalist movement developed to provide a stream constant power .
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