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Germanisation

Germanisation, or Germanization, is the spread of the German language, people, and culture. It was a central idea of German conservative thought in the 19th and the 20th centuries, when conservatism and ethnic nationalism went hand in hand. In linguistics, Germanisation of non-German languages also occurs when they adopt many German words.

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Modern Germanisation

Contemporary Germanization

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Germanisation

Nodes274
Edges273
Triples346
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.007299
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related to Differences in Austrian and Prussian approaches · 100
Germanisation → Alois Jirásek, Anti-Hungarian, As, Austria, Austrian German, Austrian-Slovenian, Austro-Hungarian Compromise, Battle, Bedřich Bridel, Bohemian Crown, Bosnia, Bosnian, Budapest, Bütow Land, Carinthia, Cisleithania, County, Croatian Illyrian, Croatians, Czech
related to history · 41
Germanisation → As, Austrian, Brandenburg, By, Carinthia, Chronicon Slavorum, Early, Early Germanisation, East Tyrol, German, Germanised, Greater Poland, Hanoverian Wendland, Holy Roman Empire, Kingdom, Late Middle Ages, Lower Austria, Lubusz Land, Lusatia, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
related to Forms · 35
Germanisation → An, Austria, Austrian, Baltic Old Prussians, Baltic-language, Bamberg, Bohemians, Catholic Powiślans, Catholic Warmians, Chełminians, Diocese, European, Franconia, German, German East Elbia, German Empire, Germans, Historically, Imperial, In East Prussia
related to Legacy · 32
Germanisation → Ausführliches Lehrgebäude, Austrian, Austro-Hungarian Empire, Bohemia, Czech, From, Galicia, German, German-based, German-speaking, Germanisms, Germans, Greater Poland, However, In, Josef Dobrovský, Kaiser's, Lesser Poland, Lusatia, Middle Ages
related to Polish coal miners in the Ruhr Valley · 28
Germanisation → All Polish, As, At, Bank Robotnikow, Catholic, Christian, Due, During, German, German Catholic, German Empire, Germanised, Germans, In, Increasing, Kulturkampf, Namensänderungsgesetz, Poles, Polish, Prussian
related to Western Germanisation · 26
Germanisation → According, Aryan, Belgium, Dutch, East, Eindeutschung, Europe, Flemish, German, German-ic, Germanic, Germanicisation, Germanisierung, Germany, Himmler, Holland, However, In, Nazi, Occupying
related to Polish territories · 24
Germanisation → After, As, Austria, Duchy, Education Altenstein, Galicia, Grand Duchy, Greater Poland, King Frederick William III, Lesser Poland, May, Napoleonic Wars, Poles, Polish, Pomerelia, Posen, Prussia, Silesia, The, Upper Silesia
related to Kidnapping of Eastern European children · 23
Germanisation → Children, German, Germanise, Germanised, Germans, Germany, Hans Frank, If, In German-occupied Poland, It, Many Nazis, Nordic, Only, Poland, Polish, Polonised, Racially, Reich, Soviet Union, The
related to Lithuania Minor · 10
Germanisation → Although, East Prussia, Germany, Lithuania Minor, Lithuanian, Lithuanians, Neman River, Prussian Lithuanians, Salzburg, The
related to Eastern workers · 5
Germanisation → East, German, Germany, The, When

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german polish poles germany language germans also children ethnic poland needed many prussia government people nazi east citation would prussian

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the Teutonic Orderinstance ofGermanisation of non-German languages also occurs when they adopt many German words.Under the policies of states0.80text
Austriainstance ofGermanisation of non-German languages also occurs when they adopt many German words.Under the policies of states0.80text
the Kingdom of Prussiainstance ofGermanisation of non-German languages also occurs when they adopt many German words.Under the policies of states0.80text
and the German Empireinstance ofGermanisation of non-German languages also occurs when they adopt many German words.Under the policies of states0.80text
non-German minorities were often discouraged or even prohibited from using their native languageinstance ofGermanisation of non-German languages also occurs when they adopt many German words.Under the policies of states0.80text
and had their traditionsinstance ofGermanisation of non-German languages also occurs when they adopt many German words.Under the policies of states0.80text
culture suppressed in the name of linguistic imperialisminstance ofGermanisation of non-German languages also occurs when they adopt many German words.Under the policies of states0.80text
Obotritesinstance ofPolabian Slavs0.80text
Veletiinstance ofPolabian Slavs0.80text
Sorbsinstance ofPolabian Slavs0.80text
Chronicon Slavoruminstance ofEarly forms of Germanisation were recorded by German monks in manuscripts0.80text
the Slaughter of Gdańsk whose German population only achieved the majority after local Polish population was murderedinstance ofSuch views did not remain purely ideas but were also put into practice in the wake of events0.80text

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