Italia irredenta

[eer-ree-den-tah]

noun

1. irredentist1

Italia irredenta

/ irreˈdɛnta /

noun

1. See Irredentist

Example Sentences

One reason Italy joined the Allies in World War I was the hope of getting this “unredeemed Italy” — Italia irredenta — as spoils.

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Take that question so dear to the country; the question of Italia Irredenta.

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The remnants of the old party of action, who still carried the Italia Irredenta banner, had an answer ready.

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The original case of irredentism, the desire of Italian nationalists to seize lands governed by Austria -- Italia irredenta, or unredeemed Italy -- was a complicating factor in World War I. Nor does the trouble necessarily end when irredentists achieve their goals.

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“Well,” said he, “here is a toast in the meantime: ’Italia irredenta!’“

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