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The Slavic Empire was the political and military idea of Bolesław Piasecki, popular among his followers associated with the underground Confederation of the Nation and the national-radical movement in German-occupied Poland.

The hymn of the Striking Cadre Battalions titled Wymarsz Uderzenia (lit. 'The Strike marching out') written by Andrzej Trzebiński, was a song calling for the establishment of the Slavic Empire, as can be seen in the following fragment:

Original English

To wymarsz Uderzenia i mój, i mój, i mój,
w ten ranek tak słoneczny piosenka nasza brzmi —
słowiańska ziemia miękka poniesie nas na bój —
Imperium gdy powstanie, to tylko z naszej krwi.

Poniosę nad granice kaliny, kłosy, bzy,
to z nich granica będzie — z miłości, a nie z krwi,
granice mieć z miłości w żołnierskich sercach U —
nasz kraj się tam gdzieś kończy, gdzie w piersiach braknie tchu.

It's the marching out of the Strike and mine, and mine, and mine,
on this morning so sunny our song sounds —
soft Slavic land will carry us into battle —
The Empire when it rises, it will only be from our blood.

I will carry over the borders the callae, ears, lilacs,
it is from them that the border will be — from love, not from blood,
borders to have from love in soldiers' hearts of the U —
our country ends somewhere, where the chest is short of breath.

Bibliography

• Grott, Olgierd (2017). "Imperium Słowiańskie. Konfederacki projekt powojennej jedności Europy Środkowej" [The Slavic Empire: the Confederation’s project of post-war unity of Central Europe]. Wschodnioznawstwo. 11: 205–217.