It formed part of a much broader project of fomenting internal revolution in order to weaken the entente powers, and if possible to knock one or the other out of the war altogether ."
12.
In politics, the historian H . A . L . Fisher traced it to the French emperor Napoleon III, who steered between internal revolution and foreign war to choose a third way of liberalism.
13.
In addition to new-found Indonesian nationalism, equally important for the coming independence struggle and internal revolution was the Japanese orchestrated economic, political and social dismantling and destruction of the Dutch colonial state.
14.
The establishment periodically loses touch with the rest of the country, they say, gripped by unpopular ideas, corrupted by corporate money and just plain complacent, and the only solution is an internal revolution.
15.
Ashur-nirari V became king in 754 BC, the early part of his reign seems to have been one of permanent internal revolution, and he apprears to have barely left his palace in Nineveh.
16.
It also accused the media and some foreign embassies in Yangon of taking part in " a fabrication and disinformation campaign . . . to mislead the world into thinking that an internal revolution and ethnic uprising are imminently brewing in Myanmar ."
17.
Lenin and the Bolsheviks advocated world revolution through workers'" internal revolutions " within their own nations, but they had never advocated its spread by intra-national warfare, such as invasion by Red Army troops from a neighboring socialist nation into a capitalist one.
18.
Carl Pope, the executive director of the Sierra Club, the country's largest environmental organization, wrote recently in urging members to cast their lot with Gore : " When Clinton and Gore were elected eight years ago, many environmentalists thought that internal revolution would be handed to them.
19.
Still others have argued that war-weary Japan would likely have surrendered regardless, due to a collapse of the economy, lack of army, food, and industrial materials, threat of internal revolution, and talk of surrender since earlier in the year, while others find this unlikely, arguing that Japan may well have, or likely would have, put up a spirited resistance.
20.
One of the most important principles in an Integralist's life was the " Internal Revolution ", or " Revolution of the Self ", through which a man was encouraged to stop thinking only for himself, and instead start to integrate into the idea of a giant integralist family & mdash; becoming one with the Homeland, while also leaving behind selfish and " evil " values.
