"For the sake of Slavdom" II. M. P. Pogodin and the Moscow Slavic Benevolent Committee: a collective portrait of 1870.(panslavism) East European Quarterly (9/22/2006)
...committee was the very nerve center of Pan-Slavism in Russia. There was a profound...dominated the second period of Pan-Slavism in late Imperial Russia, i...speculative philosophy into aggressive Pan-Slavism." (4) Ivan ...

Research from D. Vovchenko and Co-Researchers Provides New Data on Ethnic Research. Politics & Government Week (4/28/2011)
...article will also relate Russian Pan-Orthodoxy and Pan-Slavism to the larger phenomenon of irredentism to encourage...irredentism? Self and other in Russian Pan-Orthodoxy and Pan-Slavism (1856-85) Ethnic and Racial Studies, 2011;34...

Shared history: Serbia's ties to Russia. Europe (6/1/1994)
...commonality of the peoples of Russia and the Balkans as pan-Slavism. Modern Russian politicians have been nearly as supportive...Sources indicate that Moscow's aggressive pursuit of pan-Slavism could jeopardize Russia's strong desire to join the...

The `Russia Factor' In Bosnia The Washington Post (2/8/1993)
...atrocities. The Russians, of course, have longstanding historical and religious ties to the Serbs - and, of course, pan-Slavism was one of the most powerful movements in nineteenth century Russia. The implications of this circumstance might well...

Is Ukraine European? Europe (3/1/1995)
...reference in speaking of Eurasian space rather than identity. And the popular reaction to even that much of a nod to pan-Slavism was so negative that Kuchma won among the Russian-speaking Ukrainians of the country's eastern rust belt in last...

Looking for Democracy in Slovenia and Croatia The Washington Post (12/14/1990)
...was an experiment borne of many Slavic liberal-minded scholars and politicians. Unfortunately this idealistic pan-Slavism quickly gave way to the realities of Serbian hegemony, first between the two wars through a brutal Serbian monarchy...

OBITUARIES The Washington Post (12/19/2000)
...University. He spoke French, Greek, Spanish, German and Italian and was the author of a book, "Theory and Practice of Pan- Slavism." His military decorations included the Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star and the Army Commendation Medal. His

The next step in Bosnia The Boston Globe (Boston, MA) (3/6/1993)
...old wartime alliance would be politically appealing in Moscow and impressive in Belgrade. It could undercut virulent pan-Slavism and save face for the Serbs. By the time the airlift began after weeks of throat-clearing, the administration seemed...

Europe's new fault line.(COMMENTARY) The Washington Times (Washington, DC) (6/15/2004)
...civilizational chasm, however, has now taken a modern guise, pitting democratic capitalism against authoritarian pan-Slavism. The Westernizers tend to be pro-American, reform-minded and eager to join institutions such as NATO and the...