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Swedification refers to the
spread and/or
imposition of the
Swedish language,
people and
culture or
policies which introduced these changes. In the context...
- The
Swedification of
Scania refers to the
process in
which the
former Danish province of
Scania (Danish/Swedish: Skåne) was
culturally and linguistically...
- Po****tion
transfer in the
Soviet Union Russian conquest of
Siberia Swedification of Sámi and
Finns Vergonha Oceania Blackbirding Australia Australian...
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unilingually Meänkieli-speaking.
While it is
still spoken by many,
after the
Swedification policies of the 18- and 1900s
Swedish has
become the
dominant language...
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subsequent consequences.
Sweden has
faced similar criticism for its
Swedification policies,
which began in the 1800s and
lasted until the 1970s. In 2020...
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imperialism and
nationalism led to new
policies of ****imilation and
Swedification of the Finnish-speaking po****tion.
These efforts peaked from the end...
- of
Roskilde 1658 Lund
University was
founded in 1666 to
enhance the
Swedification of the
Danish provinces. King
Charles XI of
Sweden donated the building...
- Po****tion
transfer in the
Soviet Union Russian conquest of
Siberia Swedification of Sámi and
Finns Vergonha Oceania Blackbirding Australia Australian...
- Danish–Norwegian King
Christian IV as the
nearby Christiansted (after the
Swedification process,
spelled Kristianstad), the last
Scanian town to be founded...
- Magyarisation, Polonisation, Russification, Serbization, Slovakisation,
Swedification, Turkification). In some cases,
these policies triggered bitter conflicts...
