rusofobia 27
It should be the "fear of Russians or Russians," which for some made sense during World War II or even during the Cold War (the USSR was still popularly called Russia). It is formed by the Russian adjective and Gentile component 966; 959; 946; 959; 962; ( fovos "fear, phobia" ). In porteño lunfardo you can have another interpretation; which is described in Russophobic.
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