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Tag Archives: British immigration policy
Kristallnacht and Remembrance
Thanks to Guy Verhofstadt for posting about Kristallnacht yesterday. Known, too, as the Night of Broken Glass and the November Pogrom(s), it was a pogrom against Jews and civilians throughout Nazi Germany on 9–10 November 1938, carried out by the Sturmabteilung, the Nazi party’s … Continue reading
Posted in European Union, Fiction, Greek Islands, new writing, non-fiction, Refugees, Writers, Writing
Tagged Aegean Solidarity UK, Angela Merkel, British immigration policy, child refugees, Dodecanese Islands, Guy Verhofstadt, Immigration, Krystallnacht, Refugee Support Devon, Remembrance Day, Symi
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Lynne McVernon 