Examples of using Germanisation in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Until the 1930s, when the National Socialist government of Germany began a program of Germanisation, and 1945, when the Soviets
the term Germanisation is often understood solely as the process of acculturation of Slavic
the term Germanisation is often understood to mean the process of acculturation of Slavic-
Germanisation of institutions, education as well through colonisation was implemented.
Germanisation was halted
These might include the children of people executed for resisting Germanisation.
Germanisation began with the classification of people suitable as defined on the Nazi Volksliste,
Relations of early forms of Germanisation was described by German monks in manuscripts like Chronicon Slavorum.
A complex process of Germanisation took place in Bohemia after the defeat of Bohemian Protestants at the Battle of White Mountain in 1620.
An international meeting of socialists held in Brussels in 1902 condemned the Germanisation of Poles in Prussia, calling it"barbarous.
Following the partitions of Poland the Germanisation effort previously pursued by Frederick the Great in Silesia was extended to the newly gained Polish territories.
Anti-Prussian sentiment grew as response to policy of Germanisation and repression by Prussian authorities
near powerless at preventing the Germanisation of the region, as he was caught between his Polish subjects
Germanisation stimulated resistance, usually in the
Prussian officials identified Germanisation as the progress of higher culture over a lower one.
as a means of Germanisation, eventually triggered the revival of Czech culture.
as well germanisation of Polish territories by settlement of German colonists.
Germanisation policy in schools also took the form of abuse of Polish children by Prussian officials see Września.
Despite Germanisation efforts, the Polish-speaking population more than doubled to 1,344,000
Under German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck renewed Germanisation policies began,