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A variant of republicanism indicating active, participatory,patriotic citizenship as well as the ethos and educational ideal thatgoes with it. The term was coined in the context of the embattledWeimar Republic and its genesis is deeply marked by the traditions ofGerman historical scholarship. It was first used by the historian HansBaron to describe an upsurge of patriotic republicanism as a responseto foreign aggression and despotism, informed by the revival ofclassical models in Renaissance Florence. This movement is also takenas a decisive turning point away from medieval ways and towardsliberating modernity.

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Beyond seeking to identify the character of a particular time andplace, Baron studied the political culture of Renaissance Florence asan instance of a transhistorically exemplary mode of communal existencepertinent, not least, to his own times. Florentine civic humanismrepresented for him, furthermore, a decisive turning point in history.For him it was an epochal event that, by looking backward to antiquitypointed forward to modernity, which he embraced wholeheartedly, withoutthe misgivings of a Jacob Burckhardt or a Max Weber, as a liberating,civilizing, progressive process. The advent of civic humanism markedfor Baron the victory of secular economic, social, and political idealsversus the asceticism, religious obscurantism, and hierarchy of theMiddle Ages. Civic humanism provided the vital vehicle for thetranslation of the exalted ancient idea of citizenship to the modernage. The humanist defense of republican liberty against monarchicaltyranny announced for him the beginnings of modern democratic thought,elevated by an educational ideal of classical inspiration, andaccompanied by a renewed cultural creativity. It was thus the harbingerof the unequivocally positive trends in European civilization. Thevalue of such achievements appeared all the more compelling since theywere not theoretical postulates derived from abstract speculation butrepresented historically realized exempla.

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THE PRESIDENT: Good morning. Tomorrow the world will witness a turning point in the history ofIraq, a milestone in the advance of freedom, and a crucial advance inthe war on terror. The Iraqi people will make their way to pollingcenters across their nation. On the national ballot alone, voters willchoose from nearly 19,000 candidates competing for seats in theTransitional National Assembly, in the country's 18 provincialcouncils, and in the Kurdistan National Assembly. Radio Address200620052004200320022001 Radio Interviews20052004 This historic event will be overseen by the Independent ElectionCommission of Iraq, and will mark the first genuine, nationwideelections in generations. The terrorists and those who benefited fromthe tyranny of Saddam Hussein know that free elections will expose theemptiness of their vision for Iraq. That is why they will stop atnothing to prevent or disrupt this election. The terrorist Zarqawi -- who plans and orders many of the carbombings and beheadings in Iraq -- recently acknowledged the threatthat democracy poses to his cult of hatred. "Of democracy in Iraq," hesaid, "we have declared a fierce war against this evil principle." Hedenounced as infidels all who seek to exercise their right to vote asfree human beings. Yet in the face of this intimidation, the Iraqi people are standingfirm. Tomorrow's elections will happen because of their courage anddetermination. All throughout Iraq, these friends of freedomunderstand the stakes. In the face of assassination, brutal violenceand calculated intimidation, Iraqis continue to prepare for theelections and to campaign for their candidates. They know whatdemocracy will mean for their country: a future of peace, stability,prosperity and justice for themselves and for their children. Oneresident of Baghdad said, "This election represents what is possible.To me, it's the start of a new life." This election is also important for America. Our nation has alwaysbeen more secure when freedom is on the march. As hope and freedomspread, the appeal of terror and hate will fade. And there is not ademocratic nation in our world that threatens the security of theUnited States. The best way to ensure the success of democracy isthrough the advance of democracy. Tomorrow's vote will be the latest step in Iraq's journey topermanent democracy and freedom. Those elected to the transitionalNational Assembly will help appoint a new government that will fullyand fairly represent the diversity of the Iraqi people. This assemblywill also be charged with drafting a permanent constitution that willbe put to a vote of the Iraqi people this fall. If approved, a newnationwide election will follow in December that will choose a newgovernment under this constitution. As democracy takes hold in Iraq, America's mission there willcontinue. Our military forces, diplomats and civilian personnel willhelp the newly-elected government of Iraq establish security and trainIraqi military police and other forces. Terrorist violence will notend with the election. Yet the terrorists will fail, because the Iraqipeople reject their ideology of murder. Over the past year, the world has seen successful elections inAfghanistan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Georgia, Ukraine, and the Palestinianterritories. In countries across the broader Middle East, from Moroccoto Bahrain, governments are enacting new reforms and increasingparticipation for their people. Tomorrow's election will add to the momentum of democracy. OneIraqi, speaking about the upcoming vote, said, "Now, most people feelthey are living in darkness. It is time for us to come into thelight." Every Iraqi who casts his or her vote deserves the admirationof the world. And free people everywhere send their best wishes to theIraqi people as they move further into the light of liberty. Thank you for listening. END Printer-Friendly Version Email this page to a friend IssuesBudget ManagementEducationEnergyHealth CareHomeland SecurityHurricanesImmigrationJobs & EconomyMedicareNational SecurityPandemic FluPatriot ActRenewal in IraqSocial SecurityMore Issues

This far-reaching agreement marked a major turning point in the Cold War. It did much more than recognise the post-World War II borders in Europe. It also represented a sharp break from the concept of an ideologically divided Europe enshrined by the Yalta Conference in 1945, and served as the foundation for East-West dtente and reconciliation.

On World Freedom Day, we also honor those who, at this moment, fight for freedom half a world away. On September 11, freedom was attacked, but liberty and justice will prevail. Like the fall of the Berlin Wall and the defeat of totalitarianism in Central and Eastern Europe, freedom will triumph in this war against terrorism. 2351a5e196