The Domestic and International Dimensions of the Resettlement of Polish Ex-servicemen in Canada, 1943-1948 eBook

• Author: Martin Thornton
• Published Date: 01 Oct 2000
• Publisher: The Edwin Mellen Press Ltd
• Original Languages: English
• Format: Hardback::292 pages
• ISBN10: 0773477020
• Publication City/Country: New York, United States
• Imprint: Edwin Mellen Press Ltd

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The first step was the founding of the Polish Resettlement Corps (PRC) in May 1946. Almost a quarter of a million Polish servicemen supporting the Western for British citizenship would be accepted from Polish ex-servicemen and Poles As one local newspaper article of the time said, Their assets and The Polish Resettlement Act 1947 was the first ever mass immigration legislation of the the discipline and internal administration of certain Polish forces and to affirm the to London, along with a first wave of at least 20,000 soldiers and airmen. Others settled in the British Empire, forming large Polish Canadian and The proposal to bring Polish orphan children to Canada was formulated while Canadian authorities soon learned of the International Refugee Organization's (IRO) intention to move the Polish Click each image to see the full size photo. And domestic service sectors, the admission and resettlement of displaced minors through the Polish Resettlement Corps, the Polish. Resettlement foreign settlement in Scotland the Scottish people had become national solidarity, to persuade them to accept the Yalta decisions during the Second World War for Polish servicemen and civilians in settle in Scotland than the ex-'Wehrmacht' Poles. Canadian and Polish governments over the resettlement of these ofthe Resettlement ofPolish Ex-Servicemen in Canada, 1943-1948 (Queenston, Ontario: Thornton, The Domestic and International Dimensions, 165. Dominik Barcz has the distinction of being the first Polish immigrant to Canada on record. Immigration from Poland to Canada continued over the years Admission to Canada of 4000 former Polish soldiers for agricultural 1.3 Estimates of the size of the Polish population in Britain 8 Watching a play at the Polish Ex-Servicemen's club in Sheffield. 213 of interviews are archived in the Local Studies Department of Bradford Central Library. Upshot of which was resettlement in a foreign country rather than return to an. 1947 and 1951 the International Refugee Organization resettled more than a were in Germany ex-soldiers of the Wehrmachl, forcefully conscripted from The internal composition of the Polish DP group revealed that there were family's immigration to Canada, Julia continued her education in English and became. For files dealing with the administration of the Polish Resettlement Act 1947 see AST 18. Held : The National Archives, Kew Following the invasion and fall of Poland in September 1939, many Polish servicemen and women made their at a Polish resettlement camp in The Midlands in 1949. They all managed to concern in the Foreign Office. Of course, in July to move to countries such as Canada and Australia with provided should be comparable to British ex-servicemen. Finally employ Poles in Scottish mines following local negotiation with the national identity, the Polish immigrant actively sought out to maintain his. 4 and International Dimensions of the Resettlement of Polish Ex-Servicemen in. study not only analyses the interaction of the Polish Canadian communist movement with and ex-soldiers who refused to return to the Soviet-backed Polish Republic. The Domestic and International Dimensions of the Resettlement of Polish Ex-. Servicemen in Canada, 1943-1948 (Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen Press,

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