List of figures in nationalism

This is a list of prominent figures on the topic of nationalism.

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Nationalism
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List of nationalist organizations
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Early leaders

19th-century nationalism

National unification

Nationalist leaders of 20th-century nation states

20th-century nationalist regimes

20th-century nationalist resistance

21st-century nationalist leaders

20th and 21st-century nationalists

Intellectual and Artistic Figures

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