THE HISTORY OF THE EGGER FAMILY OF IMMIGRANTS TO CANADA

THE STORY OF THE EGGER FAMILY and their immigration to Canada is in many ways a special case, but it touches on many of the general themes of our broader theme of Austrian immigration to Canada. The story which follows is based a number of German letters written between 1905 and 1948, which total mo...

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Published inAustrian Immigration to Canada p. 127
Main Author Thomas Samhaber
Format Book Chapter
LanguageEnglish
Published MQUP 15.04.1996
Subjects
Agricultural sciences
Agriculture
Agronomy
Behavioral sciences
Biological sciences
Brothers
Children
Climate change
Crops
Daughters
Environmental sciences
Environmental studies
Families
Family members
Human populations
Human societies
Mothers
Persons
Population studies
Siblings
Social institutions
Social sciences
Sociology
Sons
Women
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Summary:THE STORY OF THE EGGER FAMILY and their immigration to Canada is in many ways a special case, but it touches on many of the general themes of our broader theme of Austrian immigration to Canada. The story which follows is based a number of German letters written between 1905 and 1948, which total more than 80 pages in all. Only the letters sent from Canada to Austria still exist. The responses have regrettably been lost. Nevertheless the basic outline of this family’s migration can be reconstructed from these letters, and much valuable information on the Austrian immigration experience can
ISBN:0886292816
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