Russification in the Soviet Era

Mart Rannut

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Soviet and Russian History Multilingual Education and Policy

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Abstract Russification is a form of linguistic imperialism (Phillipson, 1992), referring to both official and covert ethnic and language policies which were implemented by the Russian authorities during the tsarist empire and the Soviet Union, and continue to be implemented by the contemporary Russian Federation.

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1993Linguistic Imperialism 2008Language Politics and Practices in the Baltic States 2010National and European language policies

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