Examples of using The emigration in English and their translations into Swedish
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The emigration from Tornedalen.
At first, the men dominated the emigration.
Subsequently the emigration came via New Orleans.
Would it be a constructive decision to abandon the emigration?
Erik Jansson's motive for the emigration was only but one;
People also translate
Albanian Stories(1997) was his first work after the emigration.
In the upper valley the emigration starts a few years later.
On the emigration of Russian people pushing authoritarian policies of the Kremlin.
These reached their height before the emigration of the population to the south west began.
There are many fine collections of whole homes and information on the emigration to America here.
Abraham took the matter in his own hands when ten years had passed after the emigration from Haran(Gen. 16:16).
In a number of countries, the emigration of mostly younger workers has sparked concerns over brain drain
events in Mizpah and the emigration to Egypt: xxxviii.
Climate change is thought to have led to the emigration of Chacoans and the eventual abandonment of the canyon,
community were also attacked, prompting the emigration of almost all remaining Libyan Jews.
It is also a purpose to increase the knowledge of the Swedish society that Andrew Peterson left behind at the time of the emigration.
Unlawfulness and widespread corruption led to the emigration of 300 000 citizens from Russia last year alone.
especially on the tragedy of Seyfo and the emigration from the homeland.
Various organizations attempted to facilitate the emigration of the Jews(and non-Jews persecuted as Jews) from Germany.
The emigration of an individual or the transfer of seat of a company may involve transactions which are covered by the provisions on the free movement of capital.
the Minister of foreign Affairs of Poland Jozef,">hoping to"chip in" all anti-Semitic Europe to the emigration of the Jews?
Despite these difficulties, Germany did manage to secure the emigration of the majority of their Jews,
was very well in progress from 1880 and ahead which meant that crises in the the industry struck hard and affected the emigration.
endeavoured, during the catastrophe in the cotton trade, to prevent by every means, including State interference, the emigration of the operatives.
Poland has witnessed the emigration of almost two million young people,
with a government more dependent on German authority, the emigration of Jews continued.