When the need of protection is crucial (e.g. the survival of a threatened individual is at stake), the person is listed as emigrated and a person with the new PIN listed as immigrated (e.g. A Karlsson 1967xxxx-xxxx formally emigrates and then immigrates under a new identity (E Johansson, 1967yyyy-yyyy).
Economically, the Free State was a disaster that impoverished the majority of the population, forced millions to emigrate, and maintained a near state theocracy in power for decades and decades.
Winifred did help a few Jewish artists to emigrate, and she protected a few others who were essential to casting, like Max Lorenz, who was homosexual and whose wife was Jewish.
Most comics work hard at their Edinburgh shows; few go so far as to emigrate and teach themselves a new language.
His mother died in a concentration camp, while his father, a high-ranking judge in Berlin who managed to emigrate and worked in an English munitions factory, had limited means to support his son.
Ms. Mucha, her parents, and sister emigrated and joined a relative in East New York after a 10-year struggle to emigrate.
He lost it when he emigrated, and took a job operating knitting machines in a textile factory.
It was lonely work; to pass the time, sheep herders made an estimated 500,000 carvings in the bark of isolated aspen trees now subject to careful protection by the preservationists.Despite the hardships, the rigid primogeniture back home ensured a constant supply of Basque labour looking to emigrate, and sheep herding was an attractive trade for those who did not speak English.
It had been two years since the children had seen their mother, who like many new immigrants, was the first in the family to emigrate and who worked as a household maid to save enough money so the others could come as well.
Many of the country's best and brightest were forced to emigrate and families were separated, a pain known only too well to the Irish.
