Western Australian Museum

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History	Western Australian Museum	304.894 EMP	Available

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History	Western Australian Museum	304.894 KUN	Not Available

Silent memories, traumatic lives : Ukrainian migrant refugees in Western Australia / Lesa Melnyczuk

Author: Melnyczuk, Lesa; Western Australian Museum

Call no: 305.8917910941 MEL

Year: 2012

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Silent memories, traumatic lives: is a quest for understanding, an attempt to make sense of the very emotional history of the Ukrainian post-war migrants to Western Australia.

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	305.8917910941 MEL	Available
History	Western Australian Museum	305.8917910941 MEL	Available
Archives room (Bay 7)	Western Australian Museum	305.8917910941 MEL	Available

Neumann examines both the government policy and the public attitude towards refugees and asylum seekers since Federation. He places the Australian story in the context of global refugee movements, and international responses to

those movements. He examines many case studies, including Australia's reluctance in the 1930s to accept Jewish refugees fleeing Germany and Austria, and the Vietnamese 'baby-lifts' of the 1970s. By contrasting the ways in which politicians have approached asylum-seeker debates in the past, Neumann aims to inspire more creative thinking in current refugee and asylum-seeker policy.

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	304.894 NEU	Available

Kwaheri Africa / by Alicia A. Zarzycki, Stefania Buczak-Zarzycka

Author: Zarzycki, Alicia A.; Buczak-Zarzycka, Stefania

Call no: 305.8918506 ZAR

Year: [1986?]

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History	Western Australian Museum	305.8918506 ZAR	Available

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History	Western Australian Museum	305.8924094 GET	Available

This tells the story of Ukrainian victims of Stalin’s reign of terror and death by starvation in 1932- 1933. The period in history known as the Holodomor. Millions starved and died an agonising death. The true story of

what happened in Ukraine during these years is told by the young survivors of the Holodomor who eventually made their way to Western Australia.

The book records the narratives of their interviews, and documents their personal memories. For over 50 years there was a total blackout of information imposed by the Soviet Union. This story of their suffering must not be lost nor forgotten.

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	305.8917910941 HOL	Available	2018

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	305.89185094 ALL	Available
Maritime	Western Australian Museum	305.89185094 ALL	Available
History	Western Australian Museum	305.89185094 ALL	Available

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