Sentences with phrase «mass emigration»

Starting in 1916, she takes different characters through the fifties and mass emigration, the troubles of the seventies and the decadence of the new millennium.

«I think it's a dangerous delusion to envisage mass emigration from Earth.

It also warned of mass emigration as 200 million people could be made homeless due to flooding.

They were an important and authentic source of information about America for families and local communities in Germany who were experiencing the effects of mass emigration from the «home» end.

Most of the other quilts were from Pennsylvania which isn't surprising because of the mass emigration of Amish from Switzerland and Germany to Pennsylvania in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Not exactly, though «America» from the 1957 musical West Side Story does deal with many of the relevant issues — debt, Puerto Rico's relative impoverishment vis - a-vis the United States, the possibility of mass emigration, and the island's oft - misunderstood political relationship with the mainland United States.

Ireland has long defined mass emigration.

Not exact matches

And after a century of mass Irish emigration, Varadkar, a doctor by training, is himself from immigrant stock: His father is a Hindu doctor from Mumbai.

Following his family's emigration from Poland to Canada during his childhood and his later studies in the field of architecture in Winnipeg, Pyszczek laid the focus of his artistic work on the phenomenon of mass - produced residential blocks, in particular on the «embellishment» of their façades and building structures, which also extend into the surrounding environment and, with this, into interconnected, urban systems.

The artist's refashioned cars, carved tires, painted hoods, and incised mirrors explore tensions between local traditions and industrialized societies dominated by speed, mass production, and emigration.