panslavonian (Meaning)
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panslavonian (a.)
See Panslavic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of panslavonian
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panslavonian Sentence Examples
- The Panslavonian movement sought to unify all Slavic nations under one banner.
- The Panslavonian Congress of 1848 advocated for the creation of a unified Slavic state.
- Russian nationalism often intertwined with Panslavonian aspirations.
- Many Slavic intellectuals promoted Panslavonianism as a way to resist foreign domination.
- The Slavic Society of Prague played a key role in the development of Panslavonian ideology.
- Panslavonianism had a significant impact on the politics of the Balkans in the 19th century.
- The Panslavonian sentiment was used by Russia to justify its expansionist policies.
- Panslavonianism was frequently viewed with suspicion by non-Slavic powers.
- The decline of the Ottoman Empire weakened the bonds of Panslavonian unity.
- Panslavonianism continues to influence the political landscape of Eastern Europe today.
FAQs About the word panslavonian
See Panslavic.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Panslavonian movement sought to unify all Slavic nations under one banner.
The Panslavonian Congress of 1848 advocated for the creation of a unified Slavic state.
Russian nationalism often intertwined with Panslavonian aspirations.
Many Slavic intellectuals promoted Panslavonianism as a way to resist foreign domination.
