- SLAVS
- Poles, for example || Pre-1994 compatriots of 13-Across, for example
- Slovakians and Slovenians, e.g.
- Eastern Europeans
- Czechs, Serbs and Slovaks
- Poles, e.g.
- Bulgarians, e.g.
- Czechs, et al.
- Pole-like people
- Czechs and Ukrainians
- Pope John Paul II and others
- Bulgars and Bosnians
- Serbs and Croats
- Poles and such
- Sarajevo citizens, say
- Czech speakers and others
- Some Balkan natives
- Czechs and Bulgarians
- Many Poles and Czechs
- Some Europeans
- Some eastern Europeans
- Poles and Serbs
- Serbs, e.g.
- Some Balkans
- Balkan natives
- Czechs and Poles
- Poles and Croats
- Croats, e.g.
- Silesians, e.g.
- Serbs and Poles
- Many Eastern Europeans
- Eurasian ethnic group
- Europe's largest ethno-linguistic group
- Native Czechs and Poles
- Bulgars, e.g.
- Balkan peoples.
- Russians, Poles, Czechs.
- Poles, Czechs, Moravians, etc.
- Serbs, Croats, etc.
- Europeans.
- People of Brno.
- Racial stock of Europe.
- Croats and Slovenes, for instance.
- Poles.
- Great Russians.
- Russians.
- Croats and Moravians
- Serbs and Croats, e.g.
- Serbs and Sorbs
- Croats and Czechs
- Poles, Serbs, etc.
- Natives of Belgrade
- Serb and Croat
- Europe's largest ethnic group
- People along the old Iron Curtain
- Hungarians are situated between them
- Polish populace, e.g.
- Poles and Czechs
- Dwellers along the Dnieper River
- Russians, e.g.
- Foe of the Ottomans
- Major European ethnic group
- Dalmatians, e.g.
- Poles or Czechs
- Many Balkan inhabitants
- Some users of Cyrillic script
- Many Ukrainians
- Poles and Russians
- Poles and Czechs, e.g.
- Salonika citizens
- Bohemians, e.g.
- Bulgars and Croats
- Bulgarians and Bosnians
- Serbs or Croats, e.g.
- Some Albanians
- Czechs and Croats
- Poles and Ukrainians
- Serbs or Bosnians
- Bosnians or Croats
- Croats and Poles
- Aryans
- Central Europeans
- Russians and Ruthenians, e.g.
- Serbs or Bulgarians
- Croats or Serbs
- Many Europeans
- Walesa and Havel, say
- Croats and Serbs
