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People were free to travel through Europe ( and sometimes overseas ) without a
passport . ... EUROPEAN MIGRATION AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WAR The
end of the Second World War saw massive movements of people within Europe .
People were free to travel through Europe ( and sometimes overseas ) without a
passport . ... EUROPEAN MIGRATION AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WAR The
end of the Second World War saw massive movements of people within Europe .
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After the original convict settlers arrived , subsequent immigration was almost
exclusively from Europe , and Great ... the British model – indeed the initial
proposal was to admit ten British settlers for every one from other European
countries .
After the original convict settlers arrived , subsequent immigration was almost
exclusively from Europe , and Great ... the British model – indeed the initial
proposal was to admit ten British settlers for every one from other European
countries .
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Eastern Europe, wage gaps with the West, 1990 Bulgaria Romania Poland
Hungary Czechoslovakia USSR (European) Yugoslavia United Kingdom France
Italy Germany (Fed. Rep.) EFTA United States Canada Australia 12 15 Wages
per ...
Eastern Europe, wage gaps with the West, 1990 Bulgaria Romania Poland
Hungary Czechoslovakia USSR (European) Yugoslavia United Kingdom France
Italy Germany (Fed. Rep.) EFTA United States Canada Australia 12 15 Wages
per ...
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