The Poles, as has been said before, were a Slavicpeople, distant cousins of the Russians and Bohemians.
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Participants staged a performance which reconstructed battles, traditions and handicrafts widespread among Slavicpeople in Kievan Russia in the 13th century.
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Over the Slavicpeople to the east-Russians ,Poles ,etc.- ortheScandinaviansto the north, the empire had secured comparatively small influence.
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Serbia, Montenegro and Russia had never forgiven Austria for seizing Bosnia and Herzegovina and making these Slavicpeople subjects of the Austrian crown.
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The Bohemians, a Slavicpeople, regarded him as a national hero and made his martyrdom an excuse for rebelling against the Holy Roman Empire.
Ús de slavic race en anglès
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Russia was for centuries the chief power of the Slavicrace.
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The whole psychology of the Slavicrace is crystallized in these two impressionistic words.
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This Slavicrace is striking deep roots in Canadian soil, particularly in our Western Provinces.
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The general impression was that it was the Slavicrace sentiment that inspired Russia's quick action.
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She is the living representative of the gifts that the Slavicraces, and especially the Russian Jew, have contributed to American life.
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The following enumeration of the still existing distinct nations of the Slavicrace, may serve to give a clearer view of them.
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These are the cognate languages of the Slavicrace, all descended from the same source, and that also the source of the Cech.
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They talked on, he expounding his views on the menace of Austria's near-east aspirations as opposed to Russia's friendship for the Slavicraces.