Polonophilia

English Etymology From en Polono- -philia. Noun - Liking of the Polish people. 1943, Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in America, Bulletin ..., page 490: And still I have not yet answered the question of where we must seek the source of, if not Blok's Polonophilia — his Polonophilia I explain partly by his familiarity with our literature—at least, his information, about Poland. en 2004 Russian Studies in History 66 Even as these elements of the negative image of the Pole — the seditious pan [lord], the "fanatical" Catholic, and so on — were being generated, the cultural mechanisms of Polonophobia were still associated with Polonophilia, the traditionally sympathetic perception of Poland in Russia. en 2006 The Polish Review 3 But this would take a semester-long seminar, in order to deal with two historical conundrums: For one, there are, in fact, many Lithuanian "perspectives" (we must use the plural here), ranging from Polonophilia to Polonophobia. Translations Polish: pl polonofilia f