polonization AmE , also: polonisation BrE

Polonization can be seen as an example of cultural assimilation.

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Rapid Polonization policies then followed in all parts of public and private life.

In that time he further pursued nationalist policies, especially Polonization.

The process of polonization took place over a lengthy period of time.

The most common phenomenon is the Polonization of English words.

However the local language was banned and the population faced linguistic Polonization until 1956.

This event greatly impelled the Polonization of the city's inhabitants.

Eventually Polonization affected all aspects of Lithuanian life: politics, language, culture, and national identity.

Also a number of Belarusians who had resisted Polonization found themselves in the camp.

Following the union, Polonization increasingly affected all aspects of Lithuanian public life; it took well over a century for the process to be completed.

In the course of time, the process of Polonization changed its ethnic structure, and Poles became to dominate western areas.

Furthermore, the program of Polonization of the Eastern Borderlands was to be initiated.

Rapid Polonization followed.

This marked the beginning of the gradual, voluntary Polonization of the Lithuanian nobility.

German nationalists feared the Polonization of the Prussian East.

The politicians of those parties agreed to pursue stricter polonization policies and to increase the role of Catholic Church in the state.

The boycott itself turned out to be very popular among Polish peasants, who supported the slogan of "Polonization of the trade".

The Cossacks valued their traditions and culture saw the unia as a final step of Polonization.

The Polish authorities declined to create a secular Ukrainian university, and had favored Polonization policies.

Furthermore, upper classes of Kresy accepted Polish culture and language, which resulted in their polonization.

During the next two centuries, the Lithuanian minority, faced with the dominant Polish culture in the region, was subject to Polonization.

Following the Union of Lublin, the Polonization of the Ukrainian church was accelerated.

He began to Polonization the local administration and managed to have Ruthenian ideas of partitioning the province shelved.

On the other hand, the Polonization policies of the Polish government in the interwar years of the 20th century were again two-folded.