Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Greater Netherlands (Dutch: Groot-Nederland or Dietsland) is hypothetical Dutch-speaking polity formed by the fusion of Flanders and the Netherlands. The movement, which reached its peak before the Second World War, is generally associated with ethnic nationalists and the political far-right.The Greater Dutch movement is divided on the political form the polity would take, including a confederation, a federation, or a unitary state. More expansive versions may include the additional fusion of French Flanders, the formerly Dutch-speaking areas of Germany, or even the ethnically Dutch and/or Afrikaans-speaking parts of South Africa and Suriname."@en }
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- Greater_Netherlands abstract "Greater Netherlands (Dutch: Groot-Nederland or Dietsland) is hypothetical Dutch-speaking polity formed by the fusion of Flanders and the Netherlands. The movement, which reached its peak before the Second World War, is generally associated with ethnic nationalists and the political far-right.The Greater Dutch movement is divided on the political form the polity would take, including a confederation, a federation, or a unitary state. More expansive versions may include the additional fusion of French Flanders, the formerly Dutch-speaking areas of Germany, or even the ethnically Dutch and/or Afrikaans-speaking parts of South Africa and Suriname.".
- Q2603219 abstract "Greater Netherlands (Dutch: Groot-Nederland or Dietsland) is hypothetical Dutch-speaking polity formed by the fusion of Flanders and the Netherlands. The movement, which reached its peak before the Second World War, is generally associated with ethnic nationalists and the political far-right.The Greater Dutch movement is divided on the political form the polity would take, including a confederation, a federation, or a unitary state. More expansive versions may include the additional fusion of French Flanders, the formerly Dutch-speaking areas of Germany, or even the ethnically Dutch and/or Afrikaans-speaking parts of South Africa and Suriname.".