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Main article: Russification of Finland.
The procedure for treatment and Russification.
He also urged to resist Russification and to protest against closing of catholic churches and monasteries.
Critics of the policy saw this principle as a call for Russification.
In general the cultural and linguistic russification reflected the overall centralization imposed by Stalin.
The Votes have never been a very numerous people, nevertheless, they have survived wars, famine and pestilence, as well as losses to assimilation(estonianization, butto a far greater extent, russification).
Physical extermination and russification had achieved their purpose: post-war generations of Izhorians have no knowledge of their native tongue.
The tyranny the Bolsheviks ascribed to Russia was expressed particularly in forced Russification of non-Russian people and efforts to baptize the Jews.
In this case, it should not mean Russification, in other words, the abandonment of the local culture, but the addition of Christian ideas to this culture.
In fact the Bolshevik Party's Yiddish-language Yevsekstia was dissolved in 1930,as part of the regime's overall turn away from encouraging minority languages and cultures and towards Russification.
It was not until the brutal suppressions and the russification campaign of the 1930s that the Izhorian resistance was broken, and the Russian language became predominant.
It was summarized in Stalin's pamphlet(his first scholarly publication), Marxism and the National Question(1913).[2]Ironically Stalin would also be the major proponent of its eventual dismemberment and the reemergence of Russification.
When they had left the drawing-room Koznyshev, to finish the conversation,remarked with a smile:‘Consequently for the Russification of the alien nationalities, there is but one means: to breed as many children as possible….
In 1896, when he was approaching his 30th birthday, he was forced to choose among his possible futures, for he was offered a professorship in jurisprudence at the University of Dorpat(later called Tartu), in Estonia,which was then undergoing Russification.
Noticing the inconsistencies and rampant“russification” of religious texts and records originally written in OCS, these scholars attempted to standardize the written language.
British historian Geoffrey Hosking believes that the policy of the authorities of the Russian Empire included Russification, which contributed to the centralization of power and the elimination of local privileges.
In his opinion, Russification was also aimed at giving all the peoples of the Russian Empire a sense of belonging to Russia, its past and traditions.[3] The active Russification of the Western ethnic suburbs began in the first half of the 19th century and intensified in the 1860s after the latest Polish uprising.[4] However, instead of a unifying factor, this policy, on the contrary, harmed the image of Russia.
A list of 93 street names still glorifying the Soviet regime(such as 13 streets named after the Pioneer movement),as well as 48 street names given during the Russification at the end of the 19th century(like streets named after Alexander Pushkin), has been compiled by historians of the Public Memory Center and sent to the corresponding municipalities who were recommended to change them.[13].
The Tsar responded with a policy of Christianization and Russification of his Tatar subjects and other indigenous peoples, an approach not reversed until the time of Catherine the Great(reigned 1762-1796).[9].
It is an unfinished 387-page study on Lithuania, its territory, inhabitants, economy, religion, education,administration under the Russian Empire.[13] The work mixed statistical data with emotional condemnation of the Tsarist regime and its Russification policies, discussed the abolition of serfdom in 1861 and accused the regime of economic and agricultural downturn, and idealized the policies of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth(e.g. religious tolerance or the Statutes of Lithuania).