Les réfugiés en Europe, 1936-1948: la question des motivations

L. HUMBERT; Sharif Gemie; Fiona Reid

Les réfugiés en Europe, 1936-1948: la question des motivations

Translated title of the contribution: Refugees in Europe, 1936-48: the Question of Motivations

L. HUMBERT, Sharif Gemie, Fiona Reid

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This article discusses the processes of expulsion, exclusion and exile, concentrating on the experience of civilians and non-combatants in the 1930s and 1940s. Several important questions are addressed: what are the factors that transformed ordinary people into the extraordinary ‘refugees’? How did they understand this shift from ‘ordinary person’ to ‘refugee’? Were they a minority, an exceptional part of the population? Or can their experiences be considered as emblematic, even typical of their era?

Translated title of the contribution	Refugees in Europe, 1936-48: the Question of Motivations
Original language	French
Journal	Les Cahiers de FRAMESPA
Volume	5
Publication status	E-pub ahead of print - 1 Jan 2010

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