Britalians at Large by Terri Colpi

Britalians at Large by Terri Colpi

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An analysis of the history of the Italian community in Britain. This book traces its growth from the first arrivals in the 1830s, examines the origins and occupations of the various waves of Italian immigrants, and looks at how they survived the reality of internment during World War II.

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Britalians at Large by Terri Colpi

The Italian factor - a vibrant and multi-faceted community which reflects more than a century and a half of immigration to Great Britain. A diverse cross-section of people from all parts of Italy and from all walks of life. A so-far uncharted ethnic minority with a history and structure of its own. This book provides an analysis of the Italian community in this country. Tracing its growth from the first tentative arrivals at the start of the 1830s it examines the origins and occupations of the various waves of Italian immigrants, how they adapted to their new land, how the community grew and changed, and how it survived the devastating reality of internment during World War II. Describing the flood of new Italian immigrants of the 1950s and 1960s and other post-war developments the author offers an incisive overall picture of this ever evolving ethnic community.
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ISBN 13 9781851583447
ISBN 10 1851583440
Title Britalians at Large
Author Terri Colpi
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Transworld Publishers Ltd
Year published 1991-09-09
Number of pages 256
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.