Mapping Imagined Geographies of Revolutionary Russia

PBC0001: pan-Slavic solidarity

PBC 1 expresses pan-Slavic solidarity urged by Russian tsarist nationalists on Slavic Eastern European peoples during World War I. Serbs (W134, W408), Poles (W128), and the Ukrainians under Austrian rule (W130) receive particular praise, while Bulgarians are criticized for their compliance with the Ottoman Turks (W164). This PBC promotes the interests of tsarist Russia in building resistance in enemy-held territories and celebrates the Russian army that defends Slavic peoples.

Associations

Works Using This PBC

  • Bronitskaia, Bratu-galichaninu
  • Bronitskaia, Est' krai rodnoi po dukhu i po vere...
  • Bronitskaia, Nashei doblestnoi Artillerii i ee slavnomu Vozhdiu i Inspektoru, Velikomu Kniaziu, Sergeiu Mikhailovichu
  • Bronitskaia, Pesnia
  • Bronitskaia, Pol'she
  • Bronitskaia, Serbskie geroi
  • Did, Bolgaram
  • Did, Edinen'ia chas
  • Did, K Karpatam
  • Did, Rus' ne pobedima
  • Gor'kii, V liudiakh
  • Kallinikov, Sviatoi Georgii
  • Khudiakov, Na Karpaty
  • Perfil'ev, Na vziatie Peremyshlia
  • Sadovskii, Sibir' - Serbii

    • Multivalent Markers

  • Австрия (Austria)
  • Алтай (Altai Mountains)
  • Белград (Belgrade)
  • Варшава (Warsaw)
  • Галиция (Galicia)
  • Дунай (Danube River)
  • Карпатская Русь (Carpathian Ruthenia (Rus'))
  • Карпаты (Carpathian Mountains)
  • Перемышль (Przemysl)
  • Польша (Poland)
  • Россия (Russia)
  • Русь (Rus)
  • Сербия (Serbia)
  • край (region; "parts"; neck of the woods)
  • отчизна (fatherland)
  • родина (motherland)
  • страна (country (neutral))

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