Refugees in the age of total war

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Bramwell, Anna C. (Editor)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	London : Hyman, 1988
Contents/pieces:	19 records

1. Weimar Germany and the Ostjuden, 1918-1923: acceptance or expulsion?

2. German and European Jewish refugees 1933-1945: reflections on the Jewish condition under Hitler and the Western Worldęs response to their expulsion and flight

3. German refugee scholars in Great Britain, 1933-1945

4. The re-settlement of ethnic Germans, 1939-1941

5. Refugees from the Eastern provinces of Italy after 1943

6. German refugees after 1945: a British dilemma

7. Repatriation and resistance: Ukrainian refugees and displaced persons in occupied Germany and Austria, 1945-1948

8. The initial absorption of the Palestinian refugees in the Arab host countries, 1948-1949

9. A historical survey of twentieth century expulsions

10. Refugees and Ruhr miners: a case study of the impact of refugees on post-war German society

11. The absorption of Poles into civilian employment

12. Armenian refugees: accidents of diplomacy or victims of ideology?

13. Bureaucratization and political commitment: challenges for NGO refugee assistance

14. The refugee determination procedure in Belgium and the role of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees

15. The concept of the term `refugeeę

16. Palestine refugees, economic integration and durable solutions

17. Polish refugees as military potentiel: policy objectives of the Polish governement in exile

18. Palestinians in Lebanon: insecurity and flux

19. Religion, refugees and the U.S. Government