germanization Sentence Examples
- The Germanization of Alsace-Lorraine after the Franco-Prussian War aimed to suppress French culture and language.
- Nazi Germany's policy of Germanization aimed to assimilate non-German populations into the Third Reich.
- The Germanization of Polish territories during World War II involved the forcible removal and resettlement of populations.
- The Germanization movement in the Baltic states sought to increase German influence and control over the region.
- The Germanization of education in Prussia aimed to promote loyalty to the German state and its values.
- Germanization efforts in Namibia were part of a colonial strategy to establish German dominance over the indigenous population.
- The Germanization of Jewish names in Nazi Germany was intended to erase their identity and facilitate their persecution.
- Germanization policies in occupied Poland included the destruction of Polish cultural institutions and the imposition of German language and customs.
- The Germanization of street names in German-occupied territories was a symbolic gesture of control and the erasure of local identity.
- After World War II, the Allied powers sought to de-Germanize occupied German territories and prevent the resurgence of German nationalism.
germanization Meaning
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germanization (n.)
The act of Germanizing.
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The act of Germanizing.
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The Germanization of Alsace-Lorraine after the Franco-Prussian War aimed to suppress French culture and language.
Nazi Germany's policy of Germanization aimed to assimilate non-German populations into the Third Reich.
The Germanization of Polish territories during World War II involved the forcible removal and resettlement of populations.
The Germanization movement in the Baltic states sought to increase German influence and control over the region.
