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Description Slavism is a nationalist right-wing movement created by Goraya Artur Borisovich in 1942 under the order of the Tsar Alexei I.

Upper Motto = SLAVYANSKIY NAROD (Slavic folk)
Lower Motto = YEDINENIYE I MOSHCH' (Unity and Power)

The slavist movement is a right-wing movement whose main thought is that "All slavic people are one and must be united into one only nation." The movement first started in Russia and then spread throught all the slavic countries, and later, some countries of europe started similar movements, whose the result was the union from Austria-Hungary to the German empire and the foundation of the Romanesque kingdom.

History:

In July 1942, the journalist Goraya Artur Borisovich started the Slavist movement. Which first started in St.Petersburg, the movement started with small protests, which caused the police to start to restrain the protests. In November 1942, the Tsar Alexei I started to secretly support Goraya and his movement because most of the russian people disapproved the movement, and because of this, the tsar enemies would start another revolution causing the Russian empire to colapse even more, also this movement would be important to retake all the russian lost territories after ww1.

In 1944, it has been created the Slavyaniskaya Militsiya (Slavist militia), the militia of the movement, to raise the morale of the slavist supporters, increase the propaganda power and defend the movement and it's supporters in case of civil war or extremely violent resistance.

In 1945, the movement has gained power over the 23% of Russia. In the same year, the movement has reached Arkhangelsk. After some months in Arkhangelsk, during a violent protest, the police has captured Goraya, which weakened the movement, but after a few weeks, the movement has elected a new leader which kept the movement growing. Goraya used it's time in the prision to write the book of the Slavist movement "The way of the Slavism". In 1946, the Slavist movement has gained the power over 31% of Russia, including the oblast of Arkhangelsk and by orders of the movement leaders, Goraya was released, which raised the movement members morale.

In 1948, the Slavist movement has gained the power over 56% of Russia, and after being approved in the elections, the movement took place in the politics as the new Right-wing party "Slavyanist Partiya Rossii (Slavist party of Russia)". In the same year, the movement spread to Belarus, Latvia, Georgia, Estonia, Ukraine, Lithuania, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Poland.

The story of the moviment before the Slavic war.

At Belarus:
In 1948, the movement started with small protests that were eventually restrained by the police. As the time passes, the Slavist movement gained support and it's protests got more violent.
In 1949, the Slavist movement of Belarus has gained power on south of Belarus. Having 21% of support from the Belarusians.
In 1952, the group has gained power over 55% of Belarus and was integrated to the politics as the "Slavyanist Partiya Belarusi (Slavist party of Belarus)".

At Latvia:
In 1948, the movement started with small protests that were eventually restrained by the police. As the time passes, the Slavist movement gained support and it's protests got more violent.
In 1949, the Slavist movement of Latvia has gained power on the east of the country. Having 11% of support from the Latvians.
In 1950, a civil war starts in Latvia having as the two sides, the Slavist movement of Latvia against Latvia main forces.
In 1951, the civil war ends and the Slavist movement has been reduced to small groups. Which in 1954 has been strengthened by the russian army.

At Estonia:
In 1948, the movement started with small protests that were eventually restrained by the police. As the time passes, the Slavist movement gained support and it's protests got more violent.
In 1949, because of the Estonian police, the Slavist movement has been reduced to small groups. Which in 1954 has been strengthened by the russian army.

At Georgia:
In 1948, the movement started with small protests that were eventually restrained by the police. As the time passes, the Slavist movement gained support and it's protests got more violent.
In 1949, a civil war starts in Georgia having as the two sides, the Slavist movement of Georgia against Georgia main forces.
In 1953, the civil war ended and the Slavist movement has been extinct.
In 1959, after the end of the Slavic war, the Slavist movement of Georgia has been resurrected.

At Ukraine:
In 1948, the movement started with small protests that were eventually restrained by the police. As the time passes, the Slavist movement gained support and it's protests got more violent.
In 1952, the Slavist movement has taken the power on Donetsk, Luhansk and Kharkov. Because of the anti-slavist resistance and the quick growth of the movement, a civil war started on Ukraine, having as the two sides, the Slavist movement of Ukraine against the Ukraine main forces and the anti-slavist resistance of Ukraine.
In 1954, the Slavic war starts, having as the two sides, the Slavist movement of Ukraine and Russia against Ukraine main forces.

At Lithuania:
In 1948, the movement started with small protests that were eventually restrained by the police. As the time passes, the Slavist movement gained support and it's protests got more violent.
In 1950, a civil war started in Lithuania, having as the two sides, the Slavist movement of Lithuania against the Lithuania main forces.
The Slavist moviment hold up until 1955, when the Russian empire invaded Lithuania, supporting the Slavist movement.

At Kazakhstan:
In 1948, the movement started with small protests that were eventually restrained by the police. As the time passes, the Slavist movement gained support and it's protests got more violent.
In 1949, a civil war started in Kazakhstank, having as the two sides, the Slavist movement of Kazakhstan against the Kazakhstan main forces.
In 1950, after a large bloodbath, the civil war ended and the Slavist movement of Kazakhstan has been extinct.

At Azerbaijan:
In 1948, the movement started with small protests that were eventually restrained by the police. As the time passes, the Slavist movement gained support and it's protests got more violent.
In 1950, a civil war started in Azerbaijan, having as the two sides, the Slavist movement of Azerbaijan against the Azerbaijan main forces.
In 1952, the civil war ended and the Slavist movement has been reduced to small groups. Which in 1958 has been ressurect by the russian Tsar.

At Armenia:
In 1948, the movement started with small protests that were eventually restrained by the police.
In 1950, the movement has gained power over 21% of Armenia. Because of the government, a civil war started in Armenia havig as the two sides the Slavist movement of Armenia against Armenia main forces. And after 6 months, the war ended and the Slavist movement of Armenia has been extinct.
In 1958, some months before the end of the Slavic war, the Slavist movement of Armenia has been resurrected.

At Poland:
In 1948, the movement started with small protests that were eventually restrained by the police. As the time passes, the Slavist movement gained support and it's protests got more violent.
In 1951, before the civil war start, the Slavist movement of Poland leaders has been arrested, and others executed, which caused the movement to weaken.
In 1952, the last protest happened and because of the police, the Slavist movement has failed, and in the same year, it has been extinct.
In 1959, after the end of the Slavic war, the Slavist movement of Poland has been resurrected.
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Comments: 13

Bastius6078DA [2019-02-25 23:33:59 +0000 UTC]

You know, a Cyrillic S is not a good symbol
a kolovrat would be a better one

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RJDETONADOR97 In reply to Bastius6078DA [2019-03-02 12:39:01 +0000 UTC]

You mean this symbol here? cdn1.vectorstock.com/i/1000x10…


Why exactly this?

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Bastius6078DA In reply to RJDETONADOR97 [2019-03-02 13:35:54 +0000 UTC]

The Kolovrat is actually a very popular Slavic symbol, way more than a cyrillic S

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RJDETONADOR97 In reply to Bastius6078DA [2019-03-02 13:50:28 +0000 UTC]

The reason for I use an S it's because Slavism, but ok then

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Arminius1871 [2017-12-30 09:48:17 +0000 UTC]

Looks great they have a nice eagle

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RJDETONADOR97 In reply to Arminius1871 [2017-12-30 21:45:34 +0000 UTC]

Yes, the Russians are people of culture as well. Also, what do you think about the story I wrote in the introduction?

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Mars-FM [2017-12-28 15:14:25 +0000 UTC]

Such expressions are not used in Russian. "МОЩНОСТЬ" — is more about engine power. If you want, I would recommend Lower Motto: "ЕДИНЕНИЕ И МОЩЬ". Upper Motto: "СЛАВЯНСКИЙ НАРОД".

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RJDETONADOR97 In reply to Mars-FM [2017-12-28 16:18:29 +0000 UTC]

Thanks for the advice friend. I just changed it now.
What do you think about it?

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Mars-FM In reply to RJDETONADOR97 [2017-12-29 06:49:26 +0000 UTC]

I think this is at least interesting  

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ThePrussianRussian [2017-12-28 10:38:37 +0000 UTC]

Nitpick: Apart from the several understandable grammar errors in your translations in the description, the inscriptions on the flag itself are imprecise:

Firstly, for "Slavic People", the party would use "Славянский Народ" (Slavyanskiy Narod). This is because "люди" means "people" as in the plural of "person" (like the German "Leute"), while "Народ" means "people" as in a nation (like the German "Volk").

And at the bottom, instead of "мощность" (Mosh'nost', quantitative power), or "власть" (Vlast', political rule), I suggest using "Мощь" (Mosh', power as a quality) or "Сила" (Sila, strength - commonly used for the same purpose the English-speakers use the word "might").

Finally, while using "Union" is completely grammatically correct, wouldn't Unity be better? It's translated "Единство" (Edinstvo), it means the spiritual or real unity of a group (up to and including the population of a country), and has been used in mottos many times before.

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RJDETONADOR97 In reply to ThePrussianRussian [2017-12-28 16:19:33 +0000 UTC]

Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart. It's because I used google translator and I'm still not studying the russian language, something I'm going to do soon.

I just changed the flag. What do you think about it now?

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ThePrussianRussian In reply to RJDETONADOR97 [2017-12-28 17:59:47 +0000 UTC]

You're welcome! The flag itself is really good-looking, and fits the Russian-started Pan-Slavists well - but a question: Does the eagle on the sceptre also have a sceptre with an eagle on it? If so, how far does it go?

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RJDETONADOR97 In reply to ThePrussianRussian [2017-12-30 22:08:17 +0000 UTC]

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