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| − | '''Partisan''' may refer to:
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| − | ===Political matters===
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| − | In politics, '''partisan''' literally means organized into [[political parties]]. The expression "[[partisan (political)|Partisan politics]]" usually refers to fervent, sometimes militant support of a party, cause, faction, person, or idea. Although this is typically an appellation with negative connotations, some supporters embrace the term, as can be seen by the names of the following publications:
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| − | * [[Partizan Press]], a UK publishing company.
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| − | * ''[[Partisan Review]]'', a US political and literary quarterly.
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| − | * ''[[Southern Partisan]]'', a US political magazine.
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| − | ===Military===
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| − | * [[Partisan (military)]] - As a name for irregular forces or detached light troops, engaged behind the front line
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| − | * [[Yugoslav Partisans]] - main Yugoslav World War II resistance movement.
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| − | * [[Bulgarian resistance movement|Bulgarian partisans]] - a Bulgarian resistance movement during World War II.
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| − | * [[Military history of Albania during World War II|Albanian Partisans]], the Partisans of Albania during World War II
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| − | * [[Soviet partisans]], for the USSR in World War II
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| − | * [[Jewish partisans]], among the Jewish resistance movement in Nazi-occupied Europe
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| − | * [[Italian partisans]] in World War II
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| − | * [[Polish resistance movement in World War II|Polish partisans]] ([[Leśni]]) during World War II
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| − | * [[Forest Brothers|Lithuanian, Latvian, and Estonian partisans]] after World War 2 against the Soviet Union
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| − | * [[Armenian irregular units|Armenian partisans]], referring to Armenian guerrillas from World War I
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| − | * Germany's World War II [[Werwolf]] movement
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| − | * Germany's World War II Alpine [[National Redoubt]]
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| − | ===Music===
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| − | * [[Chant des Partisans]], a song about the French resistance
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| − | * [[The Partisan]], a song about the French resistance written by Anna Marly and Emmanuel d'Astier de la Vigerie
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| − | * [[The Partisans]], a Welsh punk band from Bridgend
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| − | * [[The Partisan But He's Got To know]], a song by the Canadian trio Swan Lake
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| − | * [[Shqiponjat Partizane]], a revolutionary Albanian song of World War II
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| − | * [[Partisan from the Amur River]], a song about partisans from far east of USSR. Translated to more than 10 languages!
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| − | ===Sports===
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| − | * [[FK Partizan|Partizan]] - Serbian football club
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| − | * [[KK Partizan|Partizan]] - Serbian basketball club
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| − | * [[KF Partizani Tirana|Partizani Tirana]] - Albanian football club
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| − | ===Other uses===
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| − | * [[partisan (weapon)]], a pole weapon.
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| − | * ''[[Partisans (novel)]]'', a novel by Alistair MacLean about the Yugoslav partisans
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| − | * [[Partisan game]], in combinatorial game theory
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