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Konstruktionsschritt 1: Itemkonstruktion as a matter of tradition (and, some argued, snobbery). As the majority of the monolingually Dutch-speaking Flemings were excluded by property qualifications from participating in political life, “official Belgium” was uniformly French-speaking. Much like the dominance of the German-speakers in Habs

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,Formver?nderung der H?nde und Fü?e,d World War and the tumultuous “Royal Question” in the early 1950s, this period experienced little change in terms of the linguistic status quo. The social position of French-speakers was such that they were able to maintain a sort of “parallel” public sphere, consisting of private French-language s

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,Formver?nderung der H?nde und Fü?e,nders.” The 1960s witnessed a wave of challenges to the Francophones’ power in Flanders. New educational legislation, passed in 1963, hampered the operation of French-language private schools in Flanders. Flemish marches targeted the use of French in Catholic Church services in Flanders. Flemish lea

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-26380-8they still exist, but they mostly keep their “French-speakingness” to themselves. However, the specter of the Francophones of Flanders continues to haunt Belgium, as they are often invoked as either a cautionary tale by the French-speakers in Brussels or as a potential source of trouble by the Flemi

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