Many of these are controlled by leaders who are ill educated, ultranationalistic, and religiously, racially, or doctrinally fanatical.
Because of his moderating influence on ultranationalistic and militaristic trends in pre-World War II Japan, right-wing fanatics in the 1930s made several unsuccessful attempts to assassinate him.
Thus, he resorted increasingly to ultranationalistic appeals to hold popular support and incurred the animosity of the U.S. government, which encouraged intransigent opposition from his enemies.
The overriding concern at the general headquarters (GHQ) of the Allied powers was the immediate abolition of militaristic education and ultranationalistic ideology.
December 6, 1886 Yamagata, Japan December 24 , 1957Tokyo, Japan Ōkawa Shūmei, (born Dec. 6, 1886, Yamagata Prefecture, Japan died Dec. 24, 1957, Tokyo), ultranationalistic Japanese political theorist whose writings inspired many of the right-wing extremist groups that dominated Japanese politics during the 1930s.
In 1931 Rocque became president of the Croix de Feu ("Cross of Fire"), originally an organization of veterans decorated at the front, which espoused ultranationalistic views with vaguely fascist overtones.
Originally an organization of World War I veterans, it espoused ultranationalistic views with vaguely fascist overtones.
While the party came close to its goal, it seemed to lose some of its momentum after joining forces with the aging, ultranationalistic governor of Tokyo, Shintaro Ishihara, whom many young voters view as a reactionary.
These fears have helped raise the popularity of the ultranationalistic Kurdish ideology of the P.Y.D., said Omar Hossino, a Syrian-American researcher in Washington.
"That's why some behavior is ultranationalistic.
In the early 2000s, this paranoiac ultranationalistic rhetoric seemed to be on the wane.
