Edited sentence: It expresses fierce populism, nostalgia for the Soviet era, and strong anti-Western sentiments.It is well described in the propagandistic book of Nikolay Danilevsky: Russia and Europe, where it is rendered the decadent West in opposition to the God's blessed Russian civilization.Panslavism is popular in the large immigration from the former USSR to Slavic countries of the European Union.Political panslavism lasts from 60s of the 19th century after the lost Crimean War, when the Russian elite, who previously had uncritically admired and imitated Western civilisation, suddenly turned 180 degrees and started to hate and blame the West for Russia's military setbacks.Russian Empire tried to misuse Slavism as a tool for spreading its power and governance (autocracy and Orthodox Church).Since the Congress in Prague in 1848, there is an on-going conflict between the concept of panslavism in Russia and in small European nations speaking Slavic languages.That some politicians in Russia do not understand till today, because pejoratively speak about betrayal of Slavic idea, slavish thinking, and fascism.The other Slavic nations refused to the ethnic and political merger with the Russia, but wanted to have a strong ally in their own independent cultural and political development.Today, this 150 years old propaganda continues extended by antisemitism