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Norwegianization

Norwegianization (Norwegian: fornorsking) was an official policy carried out by the Norwegian government directed at the Sámi people, the Kven people and the Forest Finns, in which the goal was to assimilate non-Norwegian-speaking native populations into an ethnically and culturally uniform Norwegian population.

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Missionary work in Sámi areas

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Norwegianization

Nodes85
Edges84
Triples23
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.023529
Components1

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Norwegianization

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related to Consequences · 8
Norwegianization → As, Kven/Finnish, Norwegian, One, Sámi, The, The Norwegianization, This
related to Culmination Period (1905–1950) · 8
Norwegianization → In, Kven, Kvænangen Municipality, Norway, Norwegian, Sweden, Sámi, The
related to Transition Period (1850–1870) · 7
Norwegianization → In, Norwegian, One, Storting, Sámi, The, They

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sámi norwegian people assimilation policy needed government kven citation language population languages work period culture state missionary history use sami

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Norwegianizationrelated to ConsequencesThe0.60section
Norwegianizationrelated to ConsequencesSámi0.60section
Norwegianizationrelated to ConsequencesKven/Finnish0.60section
Norwegianizationrelated to ConsequencesThis0.60section
Norwegianizationrelated to ConsequencesOne0.60section
Norwegianizationrelated to ConsequencesNorwegian0.60section
Norwegianizationrelated to ConsequencesThe Norwegianization0.60section
Norwegianizationrelated to ConsequencesAs0.60section
Norwegianizationrelated to Culmination Period (1905–1950)In0.60section
Norwegianizationrelated to Culmination Period (1905–1950)Norway0.60section
Norwegianizationrelated to Culmination Period (1905–1950)Sweden0.60section
Norwegianizationrelated to Culmination Period (1905–1950)The0.60section

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