Translation for 'Slavs' from English to Russian

Slavs

славяне {мн}этн.

• (*) Total number of South Slavs (Croats, Serbs, Bunjevci, Yugoslavs) that live in the village is 1,496 (47.21%).
• The Grandparents' Day started being celebrated by the ancient slavs.
• By 1917 there were close to a million slavs in Kazakhstan, about 30% of the total population.
• The slavs presented in a better light were Anja, girlfriend of an Italian soldier, and a few other minor characters.
• The Principality of Mstislavl or Mstsislaw was a medieval principality of the Early East Slavs from the 12th century to the 14th century, centered in the town of Mstsislaw in the Mogilev Region of modern eastern Belarus.

• In 1788, the paper "Gazzetta universale: o sieno notizie istorice, politiche, di scienze, arti agricoltura" published an article mentioning that the captain of the ship "Vesua" from Smyrna stated that a Russian fleet of 30 guns had left Trieste and engaged a fleet of Dulcignote pirates and slavs, lasting 14 hours.
• For a few hours or some days here school classes and families able to live and acted as the slavs in the Early Middle Ages: sleep, prepare food and even weaving, spinning, pottery, carving, forging.
• Although the creation of a 'south-slav' homeland had a basis of support from some sections of the 'south-slavs' themselves (and not just an Allied convenience), extreme nationalist forces quickly ensured a troubled existence throughout the inter-war period.
• On the other hand, some locals consider themselves as Italo-slavs or nedižouci (inhabitants of the Natisone valley; singular: nedižovac) and rečanji (inhabitants of the Alberone, Erbezzo and Cosizza valleys; singular: rečanj).
• In a February 1916 memorandum to the French government, Tomáš Masaryk stated that the corridor would correct "the division of the Czechoslovaks and Yugoslavs" (i.e. ...