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... into Western Europe ( compared with a net outflow of 4 million from 1914 to
1949 ) . The labour demands in the more prosperous European countries such
as Switzerland and France were met at first by migrants from elsewhere in
Europe .
... into Western Europe ( compared with a net outflow of 4 million from 1914 to
1949 ) . The labour demands in the more prosperous European countries such
as Switzerland and France were met at first by migrants from elsewhere in
Europe .
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The ambiguities which this can cause are evident in France , for example , where
the law says that school curricula should include “ subjects designed to acquaint
pupils with the diversity and wealth of cultures represented in France " . On the ...
The ambiguities which this can cause are evident in France , for example , where
the law says that school curricula should include “ subjects designed to acquaint
pupils with the diversity and wealth of cultures represented in France " . On the ...
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FRANCE 9 France has absorbed some of the largest immigration flows in Europe
. Throughout this century , with the ... no immigration this century , the population
of France would probably be around 10 million less . The sources of immigrants ...
FRANCE 9 France has absorbed some of the largest immigration flows in Europe
. Throughout this century , with the ... no immigration this century , the population
of France would probably be around 10 million less . The sources of immigrants ...
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