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The Crucial Problem
Vambery, Rusltem | August 16, 1947 issue

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The article presents information about a book "Patriotism or Peace?," by Adam de Hegeous. In a profound and poignant analysis, de Hegeous, in his book, shows that nationality cannot be reduced to race or language, and that, whatever its spiritual sources, nationalism is entirely the product of environment and education. According to the author, de Hegeous' style is fascinating, a successful blend of English scholarship with the wit of a Hungarian journalist. His scholarship is made evident by his thorough knowledge of the relevant literature and his lack of bias.

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PATRIOTISM or Peace? (Book); DE Hegeous, Adam; PATRIOTISM; PEACE; INTERNATIONAL relations; NATIONALISM
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