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Russification (Russian: русификация, romanized: rusifikatsiya), or Russianization, is a form of
cultural ****imilation in
which non-Russians,
whether involuntarily...
- for the sake of
words Sankt- and -burg; and was thus
renamed to the
Russianised Petrograd. The
Russian entry into the
First World War was
followed by...
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issued to
editors and publishers. This
resulted in a
generally more
Russianised Ukrainian than had
existed prior to the
Soviet Union.
After Ukraine became...
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objectives were not
achieved until as late as
January 1945.
Osovets is the
Russianised version of the
Polish name
Osowiec /
Ossowiec / Ossowitz. The offensive...
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Abramsson Abramov, and
Abramowicz (Abramovich, Abramowitz), etc. (Slavic,
Russianised form)
Abramczyk (surname) Abraomas,
Abromaitis (surname), Abrameit, Abromeit...
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often criticised by
representatives of the
Gelug as the
result of a
Russianised (Rossiysky)
Buddhism and of
Western Buddhist missionaries.
Kalmyk Burkhan...
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Airbus A220,
Sukhoi would upgrade the SSJ100 to the SSJ100B and the "
Russianised" SSJ100R.
Western content accounts for 55–60% of the
original SSJ100's...
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pushed them to
become more
aggressive to
attempt to
influence and "
Russianise"
Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and
Central Asia.
Beyond Russia's neighbours...
- ****er (born 1965),
English journalist and
novelist Geller (includes
Russianised forms)
Hiller (disambiguation) This page
lists people with the surname...
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loyalties compared with new ones." "The
intellectuals who hope to see it
Russianised or
Germanised will be disappointed. The gentleness, the hypocrisy, the...
