Østslavere
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 Lande med hvor flertallet af befolkningen er af Østslavisk oprindelse |
Den maksimale udstrækning af det område i Europa, som var beboet af østslaviske stammer - som var forgængere til Kijevriget, den første østlaviske stat [1] - i det 8. og 9. århundrede.
Østslavere er et slavisk folk, der taler østslaviske sprog. Tidligere udgjorde østlavere hovedsageligt befolkning i den middealderriget Kijevriget,[2] i det syttende århundrede udviklede folket sig til hviderussere, russere, rusinere og ukrainere.[3]
Referencer
- ^ Oscar Halecki . (1952). Borderlands of Western Civilization . New York: Ronald Press Company. s. 45-46
- ^ John Channon & Robert Hudson, Pingvin Historical Atlas of Russia (Penguin, 1995), s. 16.
- ^ Encyclopædia Britannica On-line
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European territory inhabited by East Slavic tribes in 8th and 9th century, according with the panslavic theory which affirms that the northern shores of the Black Sea weren't a passage corridor for migratory steppe peoples, as historically established. By this theory, Russian nationalists anticipe the russian domination in Moldavia / Moldova by a thousand years, and anything that does not align with their theory is "bad faith", "moldovan" / "romanian nationalism", "original research" or "personal opinion".