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Definition of Irridenta
1. Noun. A region that is related ethnically or historically to one country but is controlled politically by another.
Definition of Irridenta
1. [n -S]
Lexicographical Neighbors of Irridenta
Literary usage of Irridenta
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Ten Days that Shook the World by John Reed (1919)
"(8) In Italia irridenta a provisional autonomy, followed by a plebiscite to
determine state dependence. (10) Greece and Persia to be restored. ..."
2. Annual Register edited by Edmund Burke (1881)
"... monarchy by the agitation of the Italia irridenta. These manifestations of
nationalist feeling did not, however, lead to any serious results, ..."
3. Taft Papers on League of Nations by William Howard Taft (1920)
"The same view justifies the delivery to Italy of Italia irridenta. But no such
principle applies in respect to the German colonies. ..."
4. The History of Nations by Henry Cabot Lodge (1906)
"... Trieste, Corsica, Nice, Malta—are called the party of " L'Italia irridenta."
The Radicals wish to play a great part in Europe and have colonies, ..."
5. The Diplomacy of the Great War by Arthur Bullard (1916)
"Italia irridenta " has played so large a r6le in popularizing the idea that people
of the same race have a right to the same rule, that it naturally comes ..."
6. The Balkans: A Laboratory of History by William Milligan Sloane (1914)
"... the metropolis of "Italia irridenta," had taken this opportunity to make
anti-Italian demonstrations before the Italian consulate. ..."
7. Russia's Foreign Relations During the Last Half Century by Sergeĭ Aleksandrovich Korff (1922)
"Austria expected that Italy's accession would minimize the dangers of her irridenta
on the Italian frontier. Thus we can see how these diplomatic ..."
8. Ten Days that Shook the World by John Reed (1919)
"(8) In Italia irridenta a provisional autonomy, followed by a plebiscite to
determine state dependence. (10) Greece and Persia to be restored. ..."
9. Annual Register edited by Edmund Burke (1881)
"... monarchy by the agitation of the Italia irridenta. These manifestations of
nationalist feeling did not, however, lead to any serious results, ..."
10. Taft Papers on League of Nations by William Howard Taft (1920)
"The same view justifies the delivery to Italy of Italia irridenta. But no such
principle applies in respect to the German colonies. ..."
11. The History of Nations by Henry Cabot Lodge (1906)
"... Trieste, Corsica, Nice, Malta—are called the party of " L'Italia irridenta."
The Radicals wish to play a great part in Europe and have colonies, ..."
12. The Diplomacy of the Great War by Arthur Bullard (1916)
"Italia irridenta " has played so large a r6le in popularizing the idea that people
of the same race have a right to the same rule, that it naturally comes ..."
13. The Balkans: A Laboratory of History by William Milligan Sloane (1914)
"... the metropolis of "Italia irridenta," had taken this opportunity to make
anti-Italian demonstrations before the Italian consulate. ..."
14. Russia's Foreign Relations During the Last Half Century by Sergeĭ Aleksandrovich Korff (1922)
"Austria expected that Italy's accession would minimize the dangers of her irridenta
on the Italian frontier. Thus we can see how these diplomatic ..."
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