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Some became Polonized, however, and their descendants remain in Poland.

The Jewish community, almost entirely Polonized, has been greatly reduced.

Most of the educational system was gradually Polonized.

Initially mostly Ruthenian and Orthodox, with time most of them became polonized.

The name has been primarily written in, and recognized by, the polonized version and spelling for several centuries.

By late 16th century, the family converted from Orthodox to Catholicism and became Polonized.

Though he had come from a foreign country, with time he became completely Polonized and "undoubtedly considered himself a Pole."

Its upper class, including Mickiewicz's family, were either Polish or Polonized.

In the 17th century, Polish and polonized elements achieved a cultural and likely numerical preponderance.

The original name of Klepperhof eventually became Polonized to Kleparów.

Group 3 included individuals of alleged German stock who had become "Polonized", but whom it was believed, could be won back to Germany.

Kościuszko, however, did not speak the Belarusian language; his family had become Polonized as early as the 16th century.

The name of the village is a Polonized version of a German word Mehlstein.

In time, the Belarusian culture and nationality started to develop in that region, but also increasing number of people became Polonized.

Berek occasionally used his Polonized name, Bernard.

Aleksander Hertz was born in 1896 to an eminent Polonized Jewish family.

Its German-speaking population of the Walddeutsche became Polonized in the course of the time.

Beginning in the late 18th and throughout the 19th century the Lipkas became successively more and more Polonized.

Grünbach (Polonized on Grinbach) is a "green space".

It is a Polonized form of the ancestors' surname, first used by Karol Szajnocha.

All German place names were replaced with Polish or Polonized medieval Slavic ones.

However, most Polonized Jews supported the revolutionary activities of Polish patriots and participated in national uprisings.

It's increasingly Polonized nobility made in the coming centuries great contributions to the Commonwealth's culture, but at the cost of Lithuanian national development.

The Lithuanian nobility in Mickiewicz's time was heavily Polonized and spoke Polish.

Some of these families (e.g., Czartoryski) later converted to Roman Catholicism and became thoroughly Polonized.