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Polonization or
Polonisation (Polish: polonizacja) is the
acquisition or
imposition of
elements of
Polish culture, in
particular the
Polish language. This...
- of Lublin. In the
years following the union, the
process of
gradual Polonization of both
Lithuanians and
Ruthenians gained steady momentum. In culture...
- Ruthenian,
where it
became an
official language,
before a
process of
Polonization began in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. By the 18th century, Ruthenian...
- a
founder of the
Kudryntsi Castle. Jan Szczęsny
Herburt hailed from a
Polonized German-Ruthenian family.
Himself a
Roman Catholic, he
opposed the Union...
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- in the
context of the
Communist concept of
class struggle. However,
Polonization of the
figure was also met by
opposition because it was
supposedly too...
- nationality) — a term
describing the
political and
national self-identification of
Polonized Ruthenians (modern Belarusians, Rusyns, Ukrainians). The
authorship of...
- century, the
Polonization of the
lands within the
borders of the Polish-Lithuanian
Commonwealth was a
completed process, and the
Polonization of Vilnius...
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According to
surviving do****ents from 1937 to 1938 the goal was
total Polonization of
areas west of the Bug
River (traditionally seen as the
border between...
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considered themselves German but had been neutral;
those who were
partially "
Polonized" but "Germanizable"; and
Germans who were of
Polish nationality. Himmler...
