Talk:Rise of nationalism under the Ottoman Empire
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[edit] Bosnian National movment?
To me inclusion of this paragraph in text seams highly speculative. Rebellion of Husein Gradščević, although with a clear idea of local autonomy, had above all a social dimension. Its primary aim was restaurateur of feudal privileges of landowning strata of Bosnian society. Although this class represented the majority of Bosnian Muslim population, this movement had little in common with nationalistic movements elsewhere in Europe, and was more in pair with struggles of local aristocracy with central authoritarian power elsewhere in feudal world. It was portrait as a proper national movement only by some authors in period after WWII according to semi official policy of former SFRJ that respective histories of constituent nations should follow the same pattern.
Stane 22:13, 28 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Arab Nationalism
The rise of Arab nationalism should probably be also mentioned in or at least linked to this article
