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Czechophobia

Czechophobia noun: fear or hatred of Czechs or Czechia.

Noun

Czechophobia (uncountable)

  1. Fear or hatred of Czechs or Czechia.
    • Marx verlangt die deutsch-polnisch-madjarische Verbindung gegen die Slawen und predigt Russen-, Tschechen-, Kroatenhaß; und Bakunin fordert, gerade in dem von Marx so scharf kritisierten Aufruf an die Slawne (1848), die Slawen auf, sich gegen Windischgrätz für die Madjaren zu erklären.1919 [1913], Thomas Garrigue Masaryk, “M. A. Bakunin. Revolutionary Anarchism”, in Eden Paul, Cedar Paul, transl., The Spirit of Russia, volume 2, New York: George Allen & Unwin Ltd.; Ruskin House...
    • No one will deny that [Franz] Grillparzer treats the question of German-Czech antagonism, but there is, in our opinion, no evidence of intentional or malicious Czechophobia.1955 October, Edmund Kostka, Monatshefte, volume 47, number 6, University of Wisconsin Press, via JSTOR, →ISSN, page 276

Origin of Czechophobia

From Czecho- + -phobia.

Questions about Czechophobia

What does Czechophobia mean?
Czechophobia means fear or hatred of Czechs or Czechia.
What part of speech is Czechophobia?
Czechophobia is a noun.

Words near Czechophobia in the dictionary

  1. Czechness
  2. Czechnology
  3. Czecho-
  4. Czecho-Slovakia
  5. Czecholand
  6. Czechophobia
  7. Czechophone
  8. Czechophones
  9. Czechoslovak
  10. Czechoslovak Socialist Republic
  11. Czechoslovakia

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