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3) The proposed structure of Beyer was adopted. He sees 20A A. Introduction Basic Pragues of the relation of language - folk - race. The Panslavic movement and ideology as the result of a purely philological approach, which transcends its boundaries - the sphere of linguistics. 3 sheets. Prof. H.J. Beyer - Prague. B. History of the Pahslav ideology and movement. a) to 177o for example, Kier are to refute the theses of Krofta, Verigart and others about Panslavism in the Middle Ages and in the early modern era. Since from the German point of view there is no interest in giving a greater historical depth to Panslavism, it is advisable to present this section very scarcely and/or little "next to*. 1-2 sheets. Prof. Wostry - Prague. b) 1770 - 1919. In this main part an improvement and deepening of the representation of Fischel must be given; h.B. It is particularly important to make sure that this section does not get stuck in the history of the mind. Pansla-vism is not an "idea" in the first place, but a sentimental voice, more a psychic than a spiritual matter. 12 sheets. Prof. J. Pritzner - Prug. c) 1919 - 1939. In this section the Czech-Slovak folicism is to be placed strongly in the center. 3 sheets. Dr. Urban - Prague (Archive of the former Czechoslovak (snpronstutuegny uoyos) In all historical sections the "Slavic" critics of Pan-Slavism are to be taken into account, especially in part b). C. Carriers and Orgunisations. a) Orthodox Church. 2 sheets Prof. E. Winter-Prague. b) Catholic and united church. 2 pages Prof.E.Winter-Prag. c) Sokol 3 sheets Prof, Winter-Prague and Prof. Schneeweiß-Prag. d) Orel 1 sheets Prof. Winter- Prague and Prof . Schneewhite-Prage. The processing of the topics c) and d) should not be completely frozen- 3-