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MASS EMIGRATION FROM EUROPE Throughout the period of both slavery and
indentured labour , millions of other people had moved for different reasons .
English convicts had been deported to Australia . But many others had gone ...
MASS EMIGRATION FROM EUROPE Throughout the period of both slavery and
indentured labour , millions of other people had moved for different reasons .
English convicts had been deported to Australia . But many others had gone ...
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People were free to travel through Europe ( and sometimes overseas ) without a
passport . And if they wanted to settle in a new country there were few
bureaucratic formalities . However , things were starting to change . In the United
States the ...
People were free to travel through Europe ( and sometimes overseas ) without a
passport . And if they wanted to settle in a new country there were few
bureaucratic formalities . However , things were starting to change . In the United
States the ...
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EASTERN EUROPE AND THE REPUBLICS OF THE FORMER SOVIET UNION
13 The collapse of communism in the republics of Eastern Europe and the former
Soviet Union is reviving old migration pathways in Europe - and creating many ...
EASTERN EUROPE AND THE REPUBLICS OF THE FORMER SOVIET UNION
13 The collapse of communism in the republics of Eastern Europe and the former
Soviet Union is reviving old migration pathways in Europe - and creating many ...
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