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Journal Article
Communism and the Slavic idea 1920-1946. From the Communist Balkan Federation to the All-Slavic Committee
2009
Overview
After the First World War, the Slavic idea, in a variety of forms, played a role in concepts of inter- & intra-state order formulated by the Communist parties of East Central & Southeastern Europe. In the 1930s, the Soviet Union occasionally deployed the Slavic idea to legitimize its foreign policy interests. After Nazi Germany's attack on the Soviet Union, Communist & Slavic ideology nearly melded into one. After the Sovietization of East Central Europe & the break with Tito in Yugoslavia, Moscow tossed the Slavic idea overboard. Adapted from the source document.
