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Russophobia

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Rus·so·phobe  (rs-fb)
n.
One who fears or dislikes Russia or its people or culture.
Russo·phobi·a n.
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In general, the Russophobia of Coudenhove-Kalergi applied to the Estonians with some modifications.
The pros and cons of paneurope: Estonian discussion on European ... by Heikkila, Pauli / Acta Historica Tallinnensia
Custine's work, much known in Russia as one of the best examples of Russophobic writing, represented the early nineteenth century French Russophobia, which was a rather fleeting phenomenon.
Europe's Asian Country by Shkpentokh, Dmitry / Modern Age
Malia leaves no doubt that it is "an illusion to suppose either that the West's attitude toward Russia has always represented a rational response to real conflicts of interest, or that Europe's periodic bouts of Russophobia can be accounted for by the objective threat of Russian power" (pp.
Russia Under Western Eyes--From the Bronze Horseman to the Lenin ... by Van Brabant, Jozef M. / Comparative Economic Studies
 
 
 
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