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Stalwart Peasants, Undesirables, Refugees: Central and Eastern European Immigration to Canada

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The collection of essays in this volume of HJEAS Books explores the history of immigration to Canada from Central and Eastern Europe, spanning a period of approximately one hundred years and adding fresh perspectives and methodological approaches that enrich scholarly discourse in the field. The chapters written by authors from the USA, Canada, Belgium, France, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, and Hungary highlight differences in the migration trajectories of people from various countries of the region, while also shedding light on the shared experience of immigrants of different time periods. The chapters provide valuable insights for migration studies, as well as the history of the Americas and Europe, and study the topic of immigration to Canada from a broad array of vantage points, among others, exploring the complex migration pathway from the places of emigration to Canada, the impact of race, ethnicity, and religion on migration, inter-American aspects of immigration to Canada, the contributions of immigrants to the evolving image(s) of Canada in Central and Eastern Europe, and the representations of immigration in literature, arts, and music. <A href="https://forms.monday.com/forms/eaa05f8b9f503195a64ace09475244c2?r=use1">Order printed copies of HJEAS series books.</A>

From Non-Preferred to Unlawful: Illegal Hungarian Immigration on the US-Canada Border in the 1920s

From Non-Preferred to Unlawful: Illegal Hungarian Immigration on the US-Canada Border in the 1920s

Frontmatter

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Contents

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Introduction

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The Success of Jewish Agricultural Colonies in Western Canada

The Success of Jewish Agricultural Colonies in Western Canada

The Independent Greek Church in Canada, 1903–1912: A Middle Ground on the Canadian Prairies between Ukrainian Immigrants and Presbyterianism

The Independent Greek Church in Canada, 1903–1912: A Middle Ground on the Canadian Prairies between Ukrainian Immigrants and Presbyterianism

On the Way to the Last Best West: Antwerp as a Transit Port for Central and Eastern European Immigrants to Canada, 1870–1930

On the Way to the Last Best West: Antwerp as a Transit Port for Central and Eastern European Immigrants to Canada, 1870–1930

Czechoslovak Resistance in Canada During World War II

Czechoslovak Resistance in Canada During World War II

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Shaping Destinies: Women and the Hungarian Refugee Movement to Canada (1956–1958)

Shaping Destinies: Women and the Hungarian Refugee Movement to Canada (1956–1958)

Food Memories Across Borders: Narratives of Emigration from Hungary to Canada

Food Memories Across Borders: Narratives of Emigration from Hungary to Canada

“Outsider”: The Influence of Migration Experience on the Life and Work of Hungarian-Canadian Songwriter B.B. Gábor

“Outsider”: The Influence of Migration Experience on the Life and Work of Hungarian-Canadian Songwriter B.B. Gábor

From Communist Czechoslovakia to Canada and Back: The Story of a Teacher from Czechoslovakia in Alberta

From Communist Czechoslovakia to Canada and Back: The Story of a Teacher from Czechoslovakia in Alberta

Authors of the Volume

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Acknowledgments

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Balázs Venkovits, University of Debrecen, Hungary Eric Wilkinson, McGill University, Montréal, Canada Peter Bush, Independent Scholar and Teaching Elder, St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Fergus, Ontario, Canada Bram Beelaert, Red Star Line Museum, Antwerp, Belgium Lukáš Perutka, Palacký University, Olomouc and Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic Sheena Trimble, Université catholique de l’Ouest, Angers, France Mária Palla, Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest, Hungary Victor Kennedy, University of Maribor, Slovenia Kristian Kolar, University of Maribor, Slovenia Neža Bojnec Naterer, University of Maribor, Slovenia Ludmila Čiháková, State Regional Archives, Litomerice, the Czech Republic

The collection of essays in this volume of HJEAS Books explores the history of immigration to Canada from Central and Eastern Europe, spanning a period of approximately one hundred years and adding fresh perspectives and methodological approaches that enrich scholarly discourse in the field. The chapters written by authors from the USA, Canada, Belgium, France, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, and Hungary highlight differences in the migration trajectories of people from various countries of the region, while also shedding light on the shared experience of immigrants of different time periods.

The collection of essays in this volume of HJEAS Books explores the history of immigration to Canada from Central and Eastern Europe, spanning a period of...

From Non-Preferred to Unlawful: Illegal Hungarian Immigration on the US-Canada Border in the 1920s

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