This Review contains major "Germanisation"- related terms, short phrases and links grouped together in the form of Encyclopedia article.
- Germanisation was slowly and mainly done by education: in 1872 Polish language was removed from schools.
- Germanisation was slow and mainly done by education: after the unification of the province with Germany, in 1872 Polish language was removed from schools.
- Germanisation is defined as either the spread of the German language and culture, or the adaptation of a word to the German language in linguistics.
- Increasing intermarriage between Germans and Poles contributed much to the Germanisation of ethnic Poles in the Ruhr area.
- Another example of Germanisation was aimed at national minorities in the Prussian state.Polish language was persecuted in Prussia.
- Polish language were gradually removed from the schools and offices due to Germanisation.
- The Polish language was eventually banned from schools and government offices as part of the Germanisation policies.
- An international meeting of socialists held in Brussels in 1902 condemned the Germanisation of Poles in Prussia, calling it "barbarous".
- The Kulturkampf had a major impact on the regions of Prussia with a Polish population by instituting a policy of Germanisation of Poznan.
- Another form of Germanisation was the relation between the German state and Polish coal miners in the Ruhr area.
- A complex process of Germanisation took place in Bohemia after the 1620 defeat of Bohemian Protestants.
- In Davies' opinion the Germanisation of Silesia did not necessarily mean a desire to move apart from Poland.
- Germanisation policy in schools also took the form of abuse of Polish children by Prussian officials (see Września).
- During the Nazi occupation of the Second World War, the club was renamed 'FK Grevenmacher', as part of Gauleiter Gustav Simon 's policy of Germanisation.
- Population changes after the second World War largely reverted the Germanisation of Slavic or Baltic territory by, as it had taken place during Ostsiedlung.
- As a result of his authoritative study of the so-called Ostflucht, he had a major influence on German policy towards the germanisation of Eastern Germany.
- As an effect of the external pressure, the Poles living in the German Empire started to organize themselves in order to prevent the plans of Germanisation.
- Polish poet Maria Konopnicka wrote the fiercely patriotic, poem, "Rota" calling to defence against Germanisation policies.
- Polish Language
- National Minorities
- Prussian State
- Ruhr Area