Polonophobia

English Etymology From en Polono- -phobia. Noun - hatred of the Polish people. en 1997 Chronicles 5 Gottfried is right on the mark when he sees in the current wave of Polonophobia "the fingerprints of the Soviet Empire." en 2011 Wulf D. Hund Racisms Made in Germany LIT Verlag Münster 9783643901255 20 German Polonophobia, partially shared with the two other partition powers Austria-Hungary and Russia, was quite typical a variation of degrading subjugated neighbours. en 2017 Marietta Stepaniants Religion and Identity in Modern Russia: The Revival of Orthodoxy and Islam Routledge 9781351905145 By the time that the tensions of Polonophobia slowly began to recede, Russian social consciousness had been “infected” with the dangerous syndrome of mass xenophobia. This Polonophobia and more general xenophobia, undeniably odious phenomena, paradoxically facilitated the consolidation of a Russian ethnic consciousness. Translations Polish: pl polonofobia f