Word: slavicize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...nations. For Russia, this suspicion goes back to memories of an American expeditionary force in Vladivostok and years of non-recognition by this country. And, in the United States, distrust of the Comintern has flared up with new intensity in direct ratio to every instance of Russian obstructionism of Slavic temperamentalism in the United Nations. The principal problem of the Paris peacemakers has been to allay the fear and distrust between nations that is the legacy of World Wars...
...Sever 36 Math. 5b Mon., Wed., Fri. at 11 in Sever 24 Math. 6a Semitic Mus. 1 " 9a Sever 35 " 10a Sever 35 " 13a Sever 35 Phil. Aa Fogg Large Rm. " D Paine Hall " 2 Emerson A " 8 Sever A " 12 Emerson A Psych. 1 Fogg Large Rm. Slavic 1a Hunt Hall Soc. Rel 26 Emerson 211 Spanish 9 Sever...
...able to "seduce" F.D.R. into a "counterrevolutionary foreign policy" by drumming up the dangers of the U.S.S.R. Author Adamic himself sees the U.S.S.R. as no particular danger to anyone. He considers it the source of "a new dynamism toward general welfare" rather than of the old dynamism of Pan-Slavic hopes and the Marxian dream...
Rockefeller Foundation grants totalling nearly $500,000 were provided for research in numerous fields, ranging from psychiatry to the development of Slavic studies, and the estate of Sarah Elizabeth de Quirez, Countess of Santa Eulalia, contributed funds for the purchase of the Pahla Library of Portuguese literature and history for the College Library...
...made box office of bewilderment when it was first produced on Broadway 24 years ago. Audiences were seldom quite sure what Andreyev's circus tragedy meant, but it fitted neatly into a culture-crazed era that wore its art on its sleeve. He Who Gets Slapped was unquestionably Slavic, questionably symbolic and flamboyantly gloomy...