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Irish and Polish migration in comparative perspective

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Klartext-Verlag
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240

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Subjects

History of Civilisation, SEL Library selection, Irish, History, Polish people, Emigration and immigration
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Cover of: Irish and Polish migration in comparative perspective
Irish and Polish migration in comparative perspective
2003, Klartext-Verlag
in English - 1. Aufl.
Cover of: Irish and Polish migration in comparative perspective
Irish and Polish migration in comparative perspective
2002, Klartext Verlags GmbH
in English - 1 Auflage.

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Essen
Series
Veröffentlichungen des Instituts für Soziale Bewegungen -- Bd. 22

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Library of Congress
DA916.8 .I735 2003

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Pagination
240 p. ;
Number of pages
240

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL21097220M
ISBN 10
3898610950

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OL19274129W

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