How many oligarchs outside the Slavic world has The Times written about?
The Slavic world began on the opposite bank of the Elbe.
But my efforts were useless: the "Slavic world" idea persists as an ineradicable commonplace in world historiography.
After all, hadn't the Czechs always been part of the same "Slavic world" as the Russians?
Among the flophouses of Vienna, a breeding ground of ethnic resentments close to the southern Slavic world, Hitler learned how to hate so infectiously".
Peter Mogila Petro Mohylaa), a major theologian and metropolitan of Kiev from 1633 to 1646, founded there the Collegium (later the Kievan Mohyla Academy) as a major Orthodox centre of learning in the East Slavic world.
Born in Moscow out of an anti-Soviet rock culture in the 1980s, the Night Wolf biking gang, whose logo is a flaming wolf's head, today have branches across the Slavic world including Bulgaria, Bosnia, Serbia and Ukraine.
"It happened in the heart of the Slavic world, and he could not allow it to become a precedent for a similar movement in Russia against him," Morell said.
In addition to ethnic similarity, a common language, common elements of their material culture, a common territory, even though its borders were not marked then, and a nascent common economy and government, Christianity was a powerful spiritual unifying force that helped involve various tribes and tribal unions of the vast Eastern Slavic world in the creation of a Russian nation and Russian state.
I open a volume of the "Universal History," in the prestigious "Pléiade" series: in the chapter called "The Slavic World," the great Czech theologian Jan Hus is irremediably separated from the Englishman John Wycliffe (whose disciple Hus was) and from the German Martin Luther (who saw Hus as his teacher and precursor).
