Pan-Slavism
noun
the idea or advocacy of a political union of all the Slavic peoples.
Pan-Slav
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a word derived from
Pan-Slavism.
Example Sentences
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He was a Pan-Slav Anti-Habsburg agitator before the World War, yet he supported Hungary and the Habsburgs during the War.
From Time Magazine Archive
In the Balkans, Pan-Slav boosters are busy as beavers.
From Time Magazine Archive
When the Pan-Slav conference met in Moscow four months ago, his appeals were among the most urgent.
From Time Magazine Archive
What they meant was simply: "If to be a Russian is to be a bigot, like most of you Pan-Slav enthusiasts, then I am no Russian, but a European."
From Old and New Masters by Robert Lynd
The Pan-Slav Congress, in which also the Poles and Yugoslavs participated, issued a manifesto to Europe on June 12, 1848, proclaiming the "liberty, equality and fraternity of nations."
From Independent Bohemia An Account of the Czecho-Slovak Struggle for Liberty by Vladimír Nosek
