Pan-Teutonism

[ pan-toot-n-iz-uhm, -tyoot- ]

noun

1. Pan-Germanism.

Pan-Teutonism

noun

1. another name for Pan-Germanism

Word History and Origins

Origin of Pan-Teutonism¹

First recorded in 1890–95

Example Sentences

It was not a question of jealousies between small kingdoms, but rather a larger issue—Pan-Slavism as against Pan-Teutonism.

From Project Gutenberg

His boldness and his naïveté, his open-heartedness as a man and the terseness of his style as an artist, the highly wrought and sensitive Norwegian popular sentiment, and the lively consciousness of the one-sidedness and the intellectual needs of his fellow-countrymen that has driven him to Scandinavianism, Pan-Teutonism, and cosmopolitanism--all this in its peculiar combination in him is so markedly national that his personality may be said to offer a résumé of the entire people.

From Project Gutenberg

Pan-Germanism is not Pan-Teutonism in any proper sense, being confined to the several German countries of Europe, and especially to the combination of states in the German Empire.

From Project Gutenberg