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Russian development, the attempts to lead the Malorussian artists away from writing in the Russian language. Thank God, that Gogol' had lived and worked before these demands appeared: we would have no "Mertvye Dushi"; you, or Kulish, would have fettered him with a tribal egoism and would have narrowed his horizon with the outlook of a single tribe! But, of course, no one of us has ever wanted or intended to stand in your way. Write as much as you please, translate Shakespeare and Schiller into the Malorussian dialect, dress Homer's characters and Greek gods in a Malorussian free-and-easy sheepskin coat (kozhukh)!"
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1783:"After abolition of serfdom in 1861, and the Polish rebellion of 1863 Slavophilism began to degenerate and became narrow-minded and aggressive kind of Russian nationalism. The second generation of Slavophilism appeared in the 1870s and 1880s in the shape of N. Danilevsky and K. Leontiev. The former equated Russia's national interests with autocracy and expansionistic imperialism. K. Leontiev-the leading ideologist in the 1880s-launched some kind of police state ideology in order to save Russia from West European influences."
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2995:Great Russia
2823:Russian soul
2801:Russian Idea
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2601:Crimea, 2014
2581:Crimea, 1783
2566:Central Asia
2531:Expansionism
2449:Slavic names
2437:Proto-Slavic
2384:Moskvityanin
2368:Ľudovít Štúr
2353:Puniša Račić
2343:Mavro Orbini
2333:Matija Majar
2272:Slavic Party
2267:Slavic Union
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849:Antisemitism
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661:Great Russia
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272:Great Russia
239:Social order
128:
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3604:Pan-Slavism
3517:Pobedobesie
3459: [
3354:Before 1991
2990:Free Donbas
2900:Pan-Slavism
2870:Eurasianism
2847: [
2839:Russophobia
2835:Russophilia
2770: [
2767:Of all Rus'
2683: [
2658:Solidarists
2619:Slavophilia
2536:imperialism
2318:Simon Jenko
2282:Praskozorje
2262:Yugoslavism
2252:Neo-Slavism
2210:Interslavic
2185:Slavophilia
2134:Pan-Slavism
1519:10 November
1445:Slavophobia
1435:Pan-Slavism
1384:Nicholas II
1228:partitioned
1172:Leo Tolstoy
1155:, the poet
1139:(1806–56),
1066:rationalism
1003:Slavophobia
979:Slavophilia
777:Kozma Minin
635:Zhirinovsky
560:Nicholas II
500:Alexander I
494:Politicians
389:Shcherbatov
384:Shafarevich
219:Reactionism
191:Irredentism
186:Imperialism
166:Bureaucracy
124:Slavophilia
107:All-Russian
68:Eurasianism
3558:Categories
3361:Ivan Ilyin
3223:After 1991
3193:The Savior
3123:Male State
3035:Right Bloc
3020:Obnovlenie
2885:Neo-Nazism
2863:Ideologies
2638:Mladorossy
2623:westernism
2323:Ján Kollár
2313:Ján Herkeľ
2298:Matija Ban
2190:Zdravljica
2159:Hey, Slavs
2082:Allophilia
2076:See also:
2061:Australian
1836:Xenophilia
1471:References
1396:Ivan Ilyin
1280:censorship
1209:religion.
1037:autocratic
884:Liberalism
770:Kievlyanin
615:von Ungern
590:Rostopchin
555:Nicholas I
451:Literature
414:Tikhomirov
324:Dostoevsky
296:White Army
214:Patriotism
150:Principles
80:Monarchism
62:Ideologies
3442:Nash Put'
2549:1500–1800
2040:Ukrainian
1931:Pakistani
1636:Orthodoxy
1425:'s rule.
1257:russified
1237:Orthodoxy
1180:obshchina
1176:sobornost
1059:mysticism
1055:Socialism
1029:democracy
1009:) called
764:(Defunct)
698:For Truth
580:Rodzianko
545:Malyshkin
439:Zhukovsky
369:Prokhanov
359:Obolensky
161:Autocracy
156:Authority
112:Christian
18:Slavophil
3544:Category
3497:Iazychie
3113:Format18
3055:Russians
2905:Putinism
2816:Krymnash
2773:Wikidata
2752:Holy Rus
2711:Concepts
2591:Caucasus
1969:Estonian
1959:Austrian
1954:Albanian
1921:Japanese
1906:Georgian
1896:Armenian
1873:Canadian
1868:American
1861:Americas
1852:Egyptian
1705:Archived
1505:(1975).
1429:See also
1403:Cold War
1376:ideology
1278:. Press
1272:liberals
1159:and the
1149:The Five
1127:Doctrine
1093:Orthodox
1033:Novgorod
760:Elementy
625:Vladimir
550:Mizulina
535:Kornilov
515:Dubrovin
404:Strakhov
379:Semyonov
354:Leontiev
344:Karamzin
97:Putinism
92:Populism
73:Duginism
35:a series
3507:Ruscism
3502:Nashism
3407:Fashist
3091:Defunct
2910:Ruscism
2747:Gayrope
2742:Eurasia
2554:Siberia
2523:History
2033:Germany
2028:Swedish
2023:Serbian
2018:Russian
2008:Italian
1996:Spartan
1901:Chinese
1755:page 55
1373:tsarist
1367:of the
1284:serfdom
1063:Western
1019:History
983:Russian
907:Silovik
692:Defunct
647:Parties
630:Volodin
610:Tolstoy
600:Slutsky
595:Shulgin
585:Rogozin
540:Luzhkov
530:Kolchak
525:Gryzlov
520:Durnovo
434:Wrangel
429:Vikulov
399:Sorokin
374:Rozanov
319:Aksakov
261:History
249:Statism
85:Tsarism
3522:Vatnik
3158:Pamyat
3040:Rodina
2931:Active
2469:Matica
2291:People
2141:Topics
2066:Jewish
2054:Others
2045:Viking
2013:Polish
1979:German
1974:French
1946:Europe
1926:Korean
1911:Indian
1844:Africa
1770:
1392:émigré
1345:, and
1195:Balkan
1081:Moscow
1025:Russia
995:Russia
805:Znamya
798:Zavtra
671:Rodina
651:Active
620:Uvarov
605:Surkov
565:Pikhno
510:Butina
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409:Surkov
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2003:Irish
1991:Greek
1984:Chile
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575:Putin
339:Ilyin
334:Frank
329:Dugin
117:Ultra
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2586:Amur
1888:Asia
1768:ISBN
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1382:and
1357:soil
1286:and
1191:tsar
1119:and
1100:and
1040:tsar
472:1925
171:Duty
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