Praskozorje

Praskozorje (Bosnian: Praskozorje, праскозоріе – "dawn") is a Bosnian panslavistic movement. As noted on the official website,^[1] the movement was founded to promote cultural revival of the Bosnian people and disappearance of ethno-religious hatred among different (south) Slavic ethnicities.

History

The movement was founded in 2009 by a group of young like-minded people in Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Ideology

Praskozorje insists on Slavic revival of the country through promotion of the medieval period when Bosnian state (banate and kingdom) was founded and achieved its cultural and economic peak while also insisting on restoring old Slavic traditions, beliefs and mythology.^[2] The movement rejects vision of the country provided by the politicians in three modern constitutive peoples. Members also show negative stance towards capitalism, greater Serbia ideology, greater Croatia ideology, Islamism, Neo-Ottomanism and Neoimperialism among Bosnian (and other Slavic nations) itself, promoting the idea about free Slavic nations and Slavic unity.

With the movement is associated a Slavic Native Faith group called "Circle of Svarog" (Bosnian: Svaroži Krug) that was created in 2011.^[3]

References

External links

• Official website

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Slavic Native Faith (Rodnoverie) — people and organizations

Bosnia

• Praskozorje

Poland

Early	Zadruga Jan Stachniuk — Stoignev Władysław Kołodziej Zdzisław Harlender — Lyubomir
New	Rodzima Wiara Stanisław Potrzebowski Native Polish Church Rodnover Confederation

Russia
and Russian
diaspora

Early (émigrés and USSR)	Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov
New by organization	Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov — Veleslav Thesaurus Concept of Public Security "Dead Water" Circle of Pagan Tradition (KYaT) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Russian Religion Siberian Veche Union of Slavic Communities of the Slavic Native Faith (SSO SRV)
Peterburgian Vedism	Viktor Bezverkhy — Ostromysl
Ynglism and adjacent	Ynglism Russian Social Movement "Renaissance. Golden Age" Nikolai Levashov
New independents	Alexander Asov — Bus Kresen Mikhail Zadornov Yury Petukhov
Writers	Yuri Nikitin

Slovakia

• Miroslav Švický — Žiarislav

Ukraine
and Ukrainian
diaspora

Early	Bohdan Ihor Antonych Volodymyr Shaian Native Ukrainian National Faith
New	Halyna Lozko — Zoreslava