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Polonophile

A Polonophile is an individual who respects and is fond of Poland's culture as well as Polish history, traditions and customs. The term defining this kind of attitude is Polonophilia. The antonym and opposite of Polonophilia is Polonophobia.

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Nations with strong pro-Polish sentiments

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Polonophile

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related to Italy · 37
Polonophile → Already, Aquila, Austria, Battle, Eagle, Expedition, First Italian War, Francesco Nullo, Garibaldi Legion, Genoa, Già, Goffredo Mameli, Il, Il Canto, In Poland, Independence, Italia, Italian, Italiani, Italians
related to Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth · 34
Polonophile → Bathory, Boyars, Catholicism, Dmitry's, Dorpat, Estonia, False Dmitry, Godunov, In, Jam Zapolski, King Sigismund III, Livonia, Poland, Poles, Polish, Polonization, Russia, Russia's, Russian, Sigismund
related to Duchy and Kingdom of Poland · 32
Polonophile → AD, Ashkenazi Jews, Divre David, Duke Mieszko, Eastern Borderlands, European, First Crusade, Gentiles, God, Hebrew, Israel, It, Jewish, Jews, Judaism, Livonia, Middle Ages, One, Orthodox Jewish, Poland
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Polonophile → individual who respects and is fond of Poland's culture as well as Polish history

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polish poland poles independence also war georgia history world uprising hungary italy pro-polish king declared polonophilia state countries invasion fought

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Polonophileis aindividual who respects and is fond of Poland's culture as well as Polish history0.90text
Casimir Pulaskiinstance ofExiled revolutionaries0.80text
Tadeusz Kościuszkoinstance ofExiled revolutionaries0.80text
who fought for the independence of the United States from Great Britaininstance ofExiled revolutionaries0.80text
contributed to the sentiment that is relatively pro-Polish in North America.In Haitiinstance ofExiled revolutionaries0.80text
the leader of the Haitian Revolutioninstance ofExiled revolutionaries0.80text
first head of state Jean-Jacques Dessalinesinstance ofExiled revolutionaries0.80text
called the Poles the white Negroes of Europeinstance ofExiled revolutionaries0.80text
the Polonaise dressinstance ofPolish customs and fashion became popular in the Versailles0.80text
Polonophilerelated to Duchy and Kingdom of PolandThe0.60section
Polonophilerelated to Duchy and Kingdom of PolandPolish0.60section
Polonophilerelated to Duchy and Kingdom of PolandAD0.60section

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