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Our modern textbook case was Franco-British fear over the rise of Wilhelmine Germany before the First World War (or was it Germany's fear of Tzarist Russia?).

(9) Tzarist Russia, Soviet Union, after the dissolution of the

Under Tzarist rule, the Crimean Turks were displaced by waves of Slavic immigrants as the Russian authorities embarked on a campaign to eliminate Turkish culture in the region.

Moreover, Eliade explains, the history of French influence in the Romanian culture dates prior to this period, via the French lifestyle brought about by the Tzarist armies within the local aristocracy, especially via the gallant officers socializing at the court and being involved with the local beauties.

Hence the rhetorical strategy of the infamous Aliens Act of 1905, which was designed to radically curtail Jewish immigration from Tzarist Russia, but.

Here, Jancso dwells extensively on the rural countryside, a set of landscapes that become the occasional battlefields where Red Communist troops meet the White Tzarist loyalists.

His later claims that he was persecuted by the Tzarist authorities were, of course, invented, to get him on good terms with the Bolsheviks.

The problem is that people seem to view the modern British police force in the same way they looked at the Tzarist police in the 19th century.

"There is no hope for nations!", as he wrote in the "Ode on Venice" (l.104), and as Mazeppa, facing the Tzarist and Ottoman Empires, and the imperial ambitions of Charles XII, seems to learn.