Examples of using Emigration in English and their translations into Turkish
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poverty as tenant farmers, and served as the impetus for emigration to North America.
Emigration is over. And the inevitable solution is what we, together at this table… will discuss this afternoon.
Since German policy in 1938 was to force Jewish emigration the Nazis willingly let the children leave as long as they did not take any valuables with them.
Jewish communities dwindled even further through intermarriage or emigration.
The manifest for the Brustlein's emigration to New York in 1927 reports that the ship, S.S. Paris, departed Le Havre on December 27, 1927.
After this, Jewish emigration continued(to Israel and elsewhere), but slowed to a few thousand a year.
In the early 1970s, Jewish emigration increased because of ensuing violence between Eritrea and Ethiopia.
Of course, if emigration is the only option for me to survive economically, I will take it.
coast of North America, and to encourage immediate emigration from the parent country on a large scale.
Emigration and assimilation eventually took their toll on the original Jewish population of the island;
On May 15, 1956, he, with his family which now included 6 children ages 11 to 9 months, boarded the Dutch freighter Witmarsum of the Independent Gulf Lines in Hamburg, Germany for emigration to the United States.
Mordechai Ben Porat, founder and chair of the Babylonian Jewry Heritage Center, who was coordinating Jewish emigration at the time, was accused of orchestrating a bombing campaign to speed up the Jewish exodus from Iraq by Israeli journalist Baruch Nadel in 1977.
In 1955, Morocco attained independence and emigration to Israel has increased further until 1956 then it was prohibited until 1963.
The smaller number of inhabitants is the consequence of a low birth rate and population emigration from Serbia," Snezana Lakcevic, chief of the census department in the Serbian Statistics Bureau, told SETimes.
Of course, the Bulgarian government has the main responsibility concerning the country's economic policies and performance, which will ultimately determine the long-term emigration trends" in Bulgaria, Angelov stressed.
people as unemployment grows, and the figures of emigration"the city of Porto has lost 65,000 inhabitants since the 1990s".
the Jewish exodus from Arab and Muslim countries, and widespread emigration from other Jewish communities around the world,
This is not about emigration, permanent residence or threats to EU jobs," Nicholas Whyte, the ICG's Europe programme director, said Tuesday."This is about liberalising the limited-term visa regime, primarily for students, business people
Yes, they advise emigration.
Half of youth in Kosovo seek emigration.