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The brothers Ivan and Peter Kireyevskyy, Alexey St. Chomyakov and Ivan Aksakov propagated Russian national chauvinism as the only way to integrate the different branches of Pan Slavism.

But now, as Pan-Slavism is in decline, they don’t feel so close to most of their Slavic ‘cousins’ – for multiple historical reasons. What does it mean to be a Slav? The question is tricky ...

main ideologist of Pan-Slavism. Life He studied at the Evangelical Lutheren Lyceum of Bratislava. He acted as a priest in Budapest, since 1849 as a professor of the University of Vienna ...

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The long arm of revolutionary pan-Slavism reached into the U.S. last week and beckoned 2,000 American Slav delegates to a congress in Manhattan. In the stuffy ballroom of dingy Manhattan Center ...

First, let's make one thing clear: the word ‘pan’ here is neither the Greek prefix used in words like pantheism or Pan-Slavism, nor the Greek demi-god famous for his musical instrument, let alone the ...

and pan-Slavism. These movements aimed to shape communities beyond the borders of individual nation-states, comprising individuals of different nationalities who allegedly shared a common history, ...

pan-Slavism, pan-Turanism, pan-Germanism and Greater Netherlandism, and the position of Britishness in Great Britain. The book is open access and available on Routledge's eBook platform: Nordic ...