World War II witnessed the rise of nationalism throughout the world bu

1.	World War II witnessed the rise of nationalism throughout the world but there is a difference between Indian nationalism and German nationalism.
Answer» Nationalism means love, loyalty, and devotion to a nation. The differences between German nationalism and Indian nationalism were as follows: Germany is a country which, nourished nationalism. India was also greatly influenced by nationalism. But there is a difference between Indian nationalism and German nationalism. Germans were out to conquer other countries in order to make their country the most powerful and biggest in the world whereas the nationalism of the Indians was making them fight for regaining their independence. Indian nationalism was based on a broader perspective of the spread of Democracy all over the world including India. Germany was strongly influenced by racism. Hitler killed many European Jews. However, in India people of varied religions, races and castes were staying together for ages. These are the characteristics of Indian nationalism, which confirms its magnanimity.

World War II witnessed the rise of nationalism throughout the world but there is a difference between Indian nationalism and German nationalism.

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Nationalism means love, loyalty, and devotion to a nation.

The differences between German nationalism and Indian nationalism were as follows:

Germany is a country which, nourished nationalism. India was also greatly influenced by nationalism. But there is a difference between Indian nationalism and German nationalism.
Germans were out to conquer other countries in order to make their country the most powerful and biggest in the world whereas the nationalism of the Indians was making them fight for regaining their independence.
Indian nationalism was based on a broader perspective of the spread of Democracy all over the world including India.
Germany was strongly influenced by racism. Hitler killed many European Jews. However, in India people of varied religions, races and castes were staying together for ages. These are the characteristics of Indian nationalism, which confirms its magnanimity.