magyarosításaként

Magyarosításaként is a Hungarian term that translates to "as part of Magyarization" or "in the nature of Magyarization." It refers to policies and actions undertaken to assimilate minority ethnic groups into the dominant Hungarian culture and language. These policies were most prominent during the late 19th and early 20th centuries within the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

The goals of Magyarization varied over time and depending on the specific political context. Generally, they aimed to strengthen national unity by promoting the Hungarian language in education, administration, and public life, and by encouraging the adoption of Hungarian customs and identity among non-Hungarian speakers. This often involved the establishment of Hungarian-language schools, the suppression of minority languages in official capacities, and the promotion of Hungarian cultural institutions.

The implementation of Magyarization policies had a significant impact on the various ethnic minorities within Hungary, including Slovaks, Romanians, Serbs, Croats, and Germans. While proponents argued that it was necessary for national cohesion and modernization, critics pointed to its coercive nature and the suppression of distinct cultural identities. The legacy of Magyarization remains a complex and sensitive topic in the history of Central Europe, influencing interethnic relations and national narratives to this day.