Imperial Russia’s Resurrection as a Concept in Political and Public Discourses in Interwar Yugoslavia
摘要
Abstract
The article examines the concept of Imperial Russia’s resurrection in political and public discourses during the interwar period in the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (from 1929, Kingdom of Yugoslavia) as a reflection of political orientation, anti-Bolshevik stances shared by most of the Serbian political and intellectual circles, Serbian Orthodox Church priests, as well as Russian émigré right-wing organizations.