S2528 Rise Up, Children of the Fatherland: Defining Nationalism and Its Influence

S2528 Rise Up, Children of the Fatherland: Defining Nationalism and Its Influence

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29995 W 12 Mile Rd Farmington Hills, MI 48334 United States
3rd Floor
5/8/2025 (one day)
1:00 PM-2:30 PM EDT on Th
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$20.00

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S2528 Rise Up, Children of the Fatherland: Defining Nationalism and Its Influence

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Since the French Revolution, nationalism has been a potent force shaping national and international politics. This class will define this phenomenon and will explore many examples, both positive and negative, of its influence throughout the world. Focal points will include the United States, Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, Russia (Slavophilism), and Japan, while exploring challenges in multi-ethnic/linguistic countries like Canada, Belgium, Nigeria, South Africa, and others.

In-Person & Broadcast (Hybrid) - Not Recorded

Sosnowski, Thomas
Thomas Sosnowski

Dr. Thomas C. Sosnowski is a native of Detroit. He earned a B.A. from the University of Detroit and Ph.D. from Kent State University (KSU). Sosnowski taught at KSU’s Stark Campus in Canton, Ohio for 41 years. He also studied French at Quebec’s Laval University and has traveled extensively. His primary research has focused on 17th and 18th century French history. Sosnowski has received Kent State University’s Distinguished Teaching Award.