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Croatisation (or Croatization) is a term used to describe a cultural change in which something ethnically non-Croatian is made to become Croatian.

It is commonly used in connection with Serbians.

It has been said that Franjo Tudjman’s Croatian Democratic Union followed a policy of croatisation during the breakup of Yugoslavia [1].

Notes

  1. ^ Institute for War and Peace Reporting - Milosevic Witness Recalls Tudjman’s “Croatisation”
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