russification

Critics of the policy saw this principle as a call for Russification.

During this period there was an intense russification of the native population.

In 1870 they announced a Russification plan that would end all special privileges by 1880.

During the last decades of the century Russification measures became stronger.

At these posts, he became known for his harsh policy of Russification.

His policy of Russification was lessened only slightly after 1985.

It struggled to keep its language and culture vital under pressure of Russification.

Military service also became a new instrument of Russification.

The major areas of Russification are politics and culture.

He made every effort to undermine the government's scheme of Russification.

They have also compared the policy to that of Russification and intentional language elimination.

Polish schools and universities were being closed in a stepped up campaign of russification.

The Russification common in other republics is minimal here.

He had specifically recommended further Russification of the largely "foreign" workforce.

However, Russification opened up a large Russian market especially for machinery.

This surname russification practice is not common, varying greatly by country.

Some worker demonstrations were joined by the students, who demanded an end to the policy of Russification.

"Our activities are not directly political, but we are trying to reverse the process of Russification."

The latter groups, on the other hand, wanted to pursue Russification as quickly as possible.

This policy turned out to be, in fact, the reintroduction of the russification policy.

Thus the city underwent another cycle of gradual Russification.

Sweden had also opposed the upper-class resistance movement against Russification.

The cultural and linguistic effects of russification manifest themselves in persistent identity questions.

There was growing impatience with their inferior status and resentment against "Russification".

The nationality problem was important because the "Russification" of its minorities created resentment.