prussianize

/ˈprʌʃənaɪz/
verb
  1. To impose Prussian characteristics, such as strict discipline, militarism, or bureaucratic efficiency, on someone or something.
    • The school board voted to prussianize the curriculum, focusing on order and obedience.
    • The new manager tried to prussianize the office by enforcing a strict dress code.
    • Some leaders want to prussianize the military with outdated methods.