Migration to Southeast Europe in the 18th Century

2022/11/29 by unbekannt
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paper · doi:10.25355/290

Abstract

Migration stories can be success stories. Migration is often associated with people’s desire to improve their living situation. However, this wish does not always come true, and so migration stories are often marked by disappointments and failures – like that of Michael Kreutzer.

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