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S L A V S

 

 

EAST SLAVIC

Russia RUSSIAN

Ukraine UKRAINIAN

Belarus BELARUSIAN

                                         WEST SLAVIC

                                                                 Poland POLISH

                                                                 Poland KASHUBIAN

                                                                 Czech Republic CZECH

                                                                 Slovakia SLOVAK

                                                                 Sorbia SORBIAN

                                                                                           SOUTH SLAVIC

                                                                                                      SERBIAN

                                                                                                MONTENEGRIAN                                                                                        

                                                                                               Croatia CROATIAN

                                                                                                     Bosnia BOSNIAN

                                                                                                     Slovenia SLOVENIAN

                                                                                                     Bulgaria BULGARIAN

                                                                                                     Macedonia MACEDONIAN

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Subcategories There are 47 articles in this category.

B

  • Belarusians
  • Bokeljs
  • Borowiacy
  • Bosniaks
  • Boyko
  • Bulgarians
  • Bunjevci

C

  • Croats
  • Czechs

D

  • Dregovichs
  • Drevlians

G

  • Gorani (Kosovo)

H

  • Hutsuls

I

  • Ilmen Slavs

J

  • Janjevci

K

  • Karantanians
  • Kashubian
  • Kociewiacy
  • Krivichs

L

  • Lemko
  • Lipovan
  • List of Slavs

M

  • Macedonian Slavs
  • Mazur
  • Molise Croats
  • Montenegrins (people)
  • Moravian
  • Muslims by nationality

P

·         ·         Polans (eastern)

·         ·         Poles

·         ·         Poleszuk

P

  • Polonia
  • Pomaks

R

  • Radimichs
  • Russians
  • Rusyns

S

  • Serbs
  • Slavic
  • Slavic peoples
  • Slovaks
  • Slovenians
  • Slovincian
  • Sorbs

T

  • Torbesh

U

  • Ukrainians

W

  • Warmiak

Y

  • Yugoslavs

 

 

 The term diaspora (Greek διασπορα, a scattering or sowing of seeds) is used (without capitalization) to refer to any people or ethnic population forced or induced to leave their traditional ethnic homelands, being dispersed throughout other parts of the world, and the ensuing developments in their dispersal and culture.

No one can say how many Slavs and Slavic descendants live today out of the Slavic states.

   This page is open for the Slavic  Diaspora around the world.

  “This call we extend especially to descendants of the Slavic people living around the world, almost as numerous today as in the original Slavic countries.»

                  (Insert from the text from the First Slavic Proclamation by the Founder of the Slavic Union)

 

 

 

    

 

 

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