Norwegianization

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Norwegianization was a state-driven assimilation policy in Norway aimed at eroding minority languages and cultures, particularly those of groups like the Kven people and the Sámi, by promoting Norwegian language and identity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf assimilation policy
cultural policy
language policy
acknowledgedBy Government of Norway
surface form: Norwegian government
appliesTo Kven people
Sámi
surface form: Sámi people

national minorities in Norway
country Norway
effect cultural assimilation of minorities
decline of Kven language use
decline of Sámi language use
stigmatization of minority identities
followedBy Norwegian minority rights policies
Sámi language revitalization efforts
goal erode minority cultures
erode minority languages
promote Norwegian language
promote Norwegian national identity
hasConsequence cultural trauma among minorities
intergenerational language loss
implementedBy Norway
surface form: Norwegian state
implementedIn church
military
public administration
schools
justifiedBy idea of a homogeneous Norwegian nation-state
languagePromoted Norwegian language
languageTarget Kven language
Sámi languages
legalContext nation-building in Norway
method Norwegian-only education
ban on minority languages in schools
pressure to adopt Norwegian names
restriction of minority language use in public
opposedBy Sámi activists
minority rights organizations
policyType state-driven assimilation
recognizedAs historical injustice
region Northern Norway
Sápmi
relatedTo Norwegianization of the Kven people
Norwegianization of the Sámi people
targetGroup Kven children
Sámi children
timePeriod 19th century
20th century

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Kven people subjectToPolicy Norwegianization