The world Vishniac focused on was far from that of the assimilated, cosmopolitan Jews who lived in big cities.
Her ballads convey with a quiet authority the assimilated wisdom of a woman who has been there, done that and moved on.
Radio C is consciously trying to be open to all parts of the famously divided Roma population -- the musicians, the travelers, the assimilated and the poor.
Itwas the assimilated, the rejected political menwho had been firm believers in Indian nationalism,who took their people out of India and intoa state for Muslims.
Mr. Lévi-Strauss may have been even more perceptive in his observations of the caboclos, the assimilated Portuguese-speaking mestiços who were the region's dominant group.
What sort of statement the liberal-Catholic Scribe and the assimilated Halévy wished to make on Jewish matters is not really clear.
The playwright, Lauren Yee, gleefully highlights the assimilated life of the Wongs, who defy the stereotype of the hard-driving Chinese-American family.
Anne Frank and Primo Levi, born in the decade after the end of the first world war, came from the assimilated world of western European Jewry: Frank, born in Frankfurt, spoke Dutch and lived most her life in Amsterdam.
He is as much for "law and order" as anyone else.. What now seems certain to assure Humphrey's defeat is his loss on the very issue of his natural constituencies among the working class and the assimilated ethnic minorities.
Remaining more true to native custom — and viewing the assimilated natives as "bafu," or traitors — are Ester's uncle (Harold Surratt) and her cousin Tamba (Warner Joseph Miller), who nevertheless must work in the mines to pay newly imposed local taxes.
