"Scandophile" meaning in English

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          "text": "In powerful, but hard verses, Landor tells the Northern \"Romeo and Juliet\" story. It was only a \"tour de force,\" the impulse to which came from his friend William Herbert, who also was a \"Scandophile\".",
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          "text": "As a non-Scandinavian \"Scandophile,\" I cannot claim to be objective on this point, but I cannot help but think that Scandinavian studies will be the stronger for it. It is indisputable that no area studies program is fully accepted by the academic community until it abandons its ethnic arrogance.",
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