The Refugee in the Post-war World

31 December admitted agencies agreement alien Allied apply Armenians arrived assimilation Austria authorities Balts Belgian Belgium British Bulgarian camps Canada cent citizens Committee country of origin Czechoslovakia displaced persons economic Egypt Egyptian emigration employment Europe European Volunteer Workers families foreign France French frontier German Government granted Greece Greek Hungarian immigrants International Refugee Organization Israel Italian Italy Jewish refugees Jews July labour large number Lebanese Lebanon living majority mandate ment Ministry Nansen Nations High Commissioner naturalization Netherlands number of refugees occupation Office passport Poland Poles Polish political population post-war problem programme registered relief repatriation resettlement residence permit Rumanian Russian refugees second world second world war Service situation small number social Soviet stateless persons statistics status Syria territory tion total number travel document Trieste Turkey Turkish Ukrainian United Kingdom United Nations United Nations High UNRRA visas Volksdeutsch voluntary societies Yugoslav Yugoslavia zone