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    Happy, though refugees 1948-1949.
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    Heureux, bien que réfugiés

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
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    Textual material
    Item ID number:
    5010536
    Date:
    1948-1949
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    RG76-I-A-1, Volume number: 668, File number: C19279
    Heureux, bien que réfugiés. L'item consiste en une coupure de presse. Mention: Bibliothèque et Archives Canada / Ministère de l'Emploi et de l'Immigration 
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    Happy, though refugees 1948-1949.
    1 digital object(s)

    Happy, though refugees

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    File part
    Textual material
    Item ID number:
    5010535
    Date:
    1948-1949
    Source:
    Private
    Reference:
    RG76-I-A-1, Volume number: 668, File number: C19279
    Happy, though refugees. Item consists of a press clipping. Credit: Library and Archives Canada / Department of Employment and Immigration 
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    Department of External Affairs - Confidential telegrams to Prime Minister at Washington, D.C., United States, on immigration matters (German Jews on SS ST. LOUIS) 1939,1941,1965
    1 digital object(s)

    Department of External Affairs - Confidential telegrams to Prime Minister at Washington, D.C., United States, on immigration matters (German Jews on SS ST. LOUIS)

    Archives / Collections and Fonds
    File
    Textual material
    Item ID number:
    1434128
    Date:
    1939,1941,1965
    Source:
    Government
    Reference:
    RG76-I-A-1, Volume number: 440, Microfilm reel number: C-10318, File number: 670224
    Department of External Affairs - Confidential telegrams to Prime Minister at Washington, DC, United States, on immigration matters (German Jews on SS ST
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