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Some national groups considered a given religious faith to be an essential part of
their national identity (such as Catholicism for the Poles, Irish, and Spanish), leaving
religious and ethnic minorities in an awkward position. In Poland, for example, it was
by no means generally accepted by the Catholic majority that the numerous German
Protestants, Ukrainian Orthodox, and Jews residing in Poland could become “real”
Poles (nor did many of them want to become Poles). For such reasons, modern nationalism,
with its pressures to conform and its anxiety about the threats from other nations,
not infrequently also worked to aggravate internal tensions, as in the infamous
Kulturkampf (culture struggle) that pitted the German (and Protestant) Chancellor,
Bismarck, against Germany’s numerous Catholics, and in the virulent French nationalist
hostility to Jews that erupted in the Dreyfus Affair. At any rate, few nations could in
truth claim to be anything like pure in race (whatever the slippery word “race” might
have meant to them) or unified in language, religion, and culture. To repeat, modern
European history can be described as one long, indecisive struggle, filled with triumphs
and tragedies, over the tangled issues that arose in regard to national integration and
seemingly incompatible identities.
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Some national groups considered a given religious faith to be an essential part oftheir national identity (such as Catholicism for the Poles, Irish, and Spanish), leavingreligious and ethnic minorities in an awkward position. In Poland, for example, it wasby no means generally accepted by the Catholic majority that the numerous GermanProtestants, Ukrainian Orthodox, and Jews residing in Poland could become “real”Poles (nor did many of them want to become Poles). For such reasons, modern nationalism,with its pressures to conform and its anxiety about the threats from other nations,not infrequently also worked to aggravate internal tensions, as in the infamousKulturkampf (culture struggle) that pitted the German (and Protestant) Chancellor,Bismarck, against Germany’s numerous Catholics, and in the virulent French nationalisthostility to Jews that erupted in the Dreyfus Affair. At any rate, few nations could intruth claim to be anything like pure in race (whatever the slippery word “race” mighthave meant to them) or unified in language, religion, and culture. To repeat, modernEuropean history can be described as one long, indecisive struggle, filled with triumphsand tragedies, over the tangled issues that arose in regard to national integration andseemingly incompatible identities.
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Beberapa kelompok nasional dianggap sebagai keyakinan agama yang diberikan menjadi bagian penting dari
identitas nasional mereka (seperti Katolik untuk Polandia, Irlandia, dan Spanyol), meninggalkan
agama dan etnis minoritas dalam posisi canggung. Di Polandia, misalnya, itu
tidak berarti berlaku umum oleh mayoritas Katolik bahwa banyak Jerman
Protestan, Ortodoks Ukraina, dan Yahudi yang berada di Polandia bisa menjadi "nyata"
Polandia (juga tidak banyak dari mereka ingin menjadi Polandia). Untuk alasan tersebut, nasionalisme modern,
dengan tekanan untuk menyesuaikan diri dan kecemasan yang tentang ancaman dari negara-negara lain,
tidak jarang juga bekerja untuk memperburuk ketegangan internal, seperti dalam terkenal
Kulturkampf (perjuangan budaya) yang mengadu Jerman (dan Protestan) Kanselir,
Bismarck, terhadap berbagai Katolik Jerman, dan di virulen nasionalis Perancis
permusuhan orang Yahudi yang meletus di Dreyfus Affair. Bagaimanapun, beberapa negara bisa di
kebenaran klaim untuk menjadi apa pun seperti murni dalam lomba (apa pun kata licin "ras" mungkin
telah dimaksudkan untuk mereka) atau bersatu dalam bahasa, agama, dan budaya. Untuk mengulang, modern
sejarah Eropa dapat digambarkan sebagai salah satu yang panjang, perjuangan tegas, penuh dengan kemenangan
dan tragedi, selama masalah kusut yang muncul dalam hal integrasi nasional dan
identitas tampaknya tidak kompatibel.
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