pansclavic (Meaning)
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pansclavic ()
Alt. of Pansclavonian
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pansclavic Sentence Examples
- The Panslavic movement aimed to unite all Slavic peoples under a single political and cultural entity.
- The Panslavic ideal found support among Slavic intellectuals and nationalists in the 19th century.
- Russia, as the largest Slavic nation, played a pivotal role in promoting Panslavic ideas.
- The Panslavic Congress held in Prague in 1848 brought together representatives from various Slavic countries.
- Panslavic sentiment fueled Slavic opposition to Ottoman rule in the Balkans.
- The rise of nationalism and political conflicts weakened the Panslavic movement.
- Despite setbacks, Panslavic ideas and cultural connections remained significant among Slavic peoples.
- The Panslavic Conference in Warsaw in 1910 attempted to revive the movement.
- The Panslavic Union was established in 1946 as a political organization promoting Slavic unity.
- Contemporary manifestations of Panslavism include cultural festivals and cross-border cooperation among Slavic nations.
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Alt. of Pansclavonian
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The Panslavic movement aimed to unite all Slavic peoples under a single political and cultural entity.
The Panslavic ideal found support among Slavic intellectuals and nationalists in the 19th century.
Russia, as the largest Slavic nation, played a pivotal role in promoting Panslavic ideas.
The Panslavic Congress held in Prague in 1848 brought together representatives from various Slavic countries.
