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ANTS

RUSSIANS

(5)

WENDI (Lusatians, Serbs)

RUYAN

SERBS (Lusatians, Wends)

STREETS

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BUZHANE

VELETES (lyutichi)

VENEDA

VYATICHI

DULEBA

KASHUB

LUTICHI (velets)

Moravians (Moravians)

POLABES

POLYANA

SEVERES (Northerners)

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BODRICHI (encouraged)

VERZITS

VISLANS

ZLICHANE

Krivichi

TEARS (Silesians)

SLOVENE

TIVERTSI

CROATS

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VOLYNYANS

GIVOLANS

DREVLYANS

LUZHYANS (Serbs, Wends)

MORAVIANS (Moravians)

ENJOY (cheerful)

POLOCHAN

POMORIANS

RADIMICHI

SAGUDITS

NORTH (Northern)

SILESIAN (tears)

SKLAVINS

STROUMYANS

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DRAGUVIT

DREGOVICHI

MAZOVSHANE

KHORUSTAN

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