"Estonification" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "The recent Estonification of the party and government leadership seems to reflect a conscious policy",
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          "text": "Today the popular fronts, in an effort to reassure the ethnic minorities living in the Baltics, insist that the rights of non-Balts were respected, and that, despite Estonification, Latvianization and Lithuanianization, will be respected again.",
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          "text": "In foreign diplomatic circles in Estonia the law was characterized as the Estonification of industry.",
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          "text": "In foreign diplomatic circles in Estonia the law was characterized as the Estonification of industry.",
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