Definition of Lithuanization. Meaning of Lithuanization. Synonyms of Lithuanization

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Definition of Lithuanization

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Meaning of Lithuanization from wikipedia

- Lithuanization (or Lithuanianization) is a process of cultural ****imilation, where Lithuanian culture or its language is voluntarily or forcibly adopted...
- relocation of its capital to Vilnius, instead, embarking on a policy of Lithuanization, that had a negative impact on the Polish po****tion who made up the...
- II, the number of ethnic Lithuanians in Vilnius rebounded; however, Lithuanization was soon replaced with Sovietization, and the po****tion became a mix...
- Rosenthal is a German and Jewish surname meaning "rose valley". The Lithuanized form is Rosenthalis. Notable people with the name include: Abe M. Rosenthal...
- and /ʃ/). In Lithuanian, the apostrophe is occasionally used to add a Lithuanized ending on an international word, e.g.- "parking'as", "Skype'as", "Facebook'as"...
- the original on 27 September 2007. Retrieved 29 May 2007. The strong lithuanization policy from Lithuanian State gave the inverse effect, reflected by anti-Lithuanian...
- those people would be relatively amenable to ****imilation policies (Lithuanization).: 141  But the government encouraged expulsion of Poles from Vilnius...
- Francisation, Germanisation, ****enization, Hispanicization, Italianization, Lithuanization, Magyarisation, Polonisation, Russification, Serbization, Slovakisation...
- remaining Polish minority was a target of several attempted campaigns of Lithuanization by the Communist Party of Lithuania, which tried to stop any teaching...
- Yotvingians.[citation needed] Gradually, Old Prussians became Germanized or Lithuanized between the 15th and 17th centuries, especially after the Reformation...