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Meaning of panslavist
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panslavist (n.)
One who favors Panslavism.
panslavist Sentence Examples
- The Panslavic movement sought to unite Slavic nations under one banner.
- The Panslavist ideology advocated for Slavic nationalism and cultural unity.
- Alexander Pushkin, a renowned Russian poet, expressed Panslavist sentiments in his works.
- The Panslavist Congress in 1848 aimed to establish a federation of Slavic states.
- Mikhail Bakunin, a prominent anarchist, was also a fervent Panslavist.
- The Panslavic worldview influenced the development of the Russian Empire.
- Some Panslavists believed Slavic peoples were superior to other ethnic groups.
- The Panslavist movement had a significant impact on European history in the 19th century.
- The rise of Pan-Germanism fueled a rivalry between Panslavic and Pan-Germanic ideologies.
- The legacy of Panslavism continues to influence political and cultural debates in Central and Eastern Europe.
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One who favors Panslavism.
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The Panslavic movement sought to unite Slavic nations under one banner.
The Panslavist ideology advocated for Slavic nationalism and cultural unity.
Alexander Pushkin, a renowned Russian poet, expressed Panslavist sentiments in his works.
The Panslavist Congress in 1848 aimed to establish a federation of Slavic states.
