Which group believed that nationalism would eventually disappear?

Multiple choice question for Miscellaneous Economics Mcqs. Select an option, then review the explanation below.

Explanation

Marxists held the view that nationalism was a temporary phenomenon that would fade away as class struggles advanced, unlike classical liberals or stoic philosophers who did not emphasize this perspective.

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Which group believed that nationalism would eventually disappear?

Explanation

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