A Member of a Distinguished Family: The Polish Group in CanadaMcClelland and Stewart, 1976 - 240 sider |
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Side 29
... allowed to leave the trains before their stipu- lated destination . The railway police were constantly checking for viola- tions of this rule . Finding themselves in Winnipeg and points west , petty farmers , farm- ers ' sons , cotters ...
... allowed to leave the trains before their stipu- lated destination . The railway police were constantly checking for viola- tions of this rule . Finding themselves in Winnipeg and points west , petty farmers , farm- ers ' sons , cotters ...
Side 42
... allowed to remain in Canada . Unsponsored Polish immi- grants were admitted as well on the condition that they had at least $ 2,000 in their possession and agreed to buy a farm . An unknown but probably small number of Polish immigrants ...
... allowed to remain in Canada . Unsponsored Polish immi- grants were admitted as well on the condition that they had at least $ 2,000 in their possession and agreed to buy a farm . An unknown but probably small number of Polish immigrants ...
Side 87
... allowed to continue but they received no support from public funds . " The French - speaking population of Manitoba protested vigorously , taking their case to court and to the Dominion government , but to no avail . The Manitoba school ...
... allowed to continue but they received no support from public funds . " The French - speaking population of Manitoba protested vigorously , taking their case to court and to the Dominion government , but to no avail . The Manitoba school ...
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activities areas arrived in Canada assimilation attitudes Barry's Bay began Cana Canadian Polish Congress Canadian society Canadian-born Casimir Gzowski concerned Czas economic emigrants established farm farmers fathers Felician Sisters Galicia German Głos group in Canada Heydenkorn identity immi immigration to Canada individuals Kanadzie Kashubs labour land language large numbers maintain membership Montreal newcomers number of Polish Oblate occupations Ontario organizational structure parents peasants phase Poland Poles in Canada Poles in Manitoba policies Polish aggregate Polish armed forces Polish associations Polish Canadians Polish clergy Polish community Polish culture Polish descent Polish ethnic group Polish families Polish government Polish group Polish immigrants Polish National Polish organizations Polish parishes Polish priests Polish-language Polish-language press political Polonia post-war Prairie provinces problems provinces Quebec Radecki refugees relationships religious remain role Roman Catholic Church settlers Slavs social teachers tion Toronto Turek Ukrainian values various Wilno Winnipeg workers Związkowiec