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Title The Interpreter Scrapbook [1]
Date 1923-1930
Document Type Scrapbook
Reference IHRC1013, Box 44, Folder 5
Library / Archive Immigration History Research Center Archives, University of Minnesota
Collection Name Immigration and Refugee Services of America
Description Various clippings from 'The Interpreter' magazine and newspaper articles republishing its content, including publications intended for migrant communities.
Theme(s) Permanent Settlement and Successive Generations
Country (from) Finland; Hungary; Denmark; Norway; Sweden; Syria; Canada; Mexico; Italy; Japan; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Germany; Poland; Czech Republic; Croatia; Poland; Russia; Lithuania
Country (to) United States of America
People Hoover, Herbert; Schurz, Carl; Davies, James J
Keywords languages, literacy, education, diplomacy, culture, unemployment, immigration, deportation, refugee, alien, First World War, history, food, Jewish, poetry, legislature, politics, fishing and fishermen, racism, theatre, quota, prison, race, Asian exclusion laws, crime, prostitution, mafia, art, statistics, holidays and celebrations, education, cooperatives, reunion, religion, census, philanthropy, citizenship, medicine, sport, child migration, newspaper
Additional Information Please note: Some of the metadata for this document has been taken from the Immigration History Research Center Archives catalogue.
Catalogue Link Immigration History Research Center Archives Catalogue
Language English; German; Italian; Russian; Lithuanian; Czech
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