Add to ORKGThe Finnish community within Australia is one which receives little recognition in comparison to other ethnic groups, probably due to its relatively small size. Yet, it is a little known fact that after Sweden, America and Canada the next most popular destination for Finnish emigrants was Australia. Why did they go to Australia? What were their motives
Report No. XI of the Migration Commission: Finnish Emigrants Living Outside the Nordic Countries. Er...
A person’s national identity is not generally seen as being dependent upon outward markers of nation...
Abstract The Finland-Swedish migration towards Sweden has increased during the latest years. Moving ...
Institute of General History University of Turku Finland, Publication nr 4 Studies, Turku 1972.Befor...
With the exception of a handful of historical and demographic studies, Finnish and Australian schola...
While other research has been completed on ethnic return migration to Finland, particularly on Ingri...
Into the 20th century jumping ship was the favoured method of emigration for the Finns, with Sydney,...
This article is based on a larger study on fi rst generation Australian Finns, their language and cul...
Into the 20th century jumping ship was the favoured method of emigration for the Finns, with Sydney,...
Finland has traditionally been a country of emigration. During the past one hundred years over 1,4 m...
Before tackling the subject of Finnish Culture in Australia, I must insert a caveat. This has to do ...
In Australia, Lithuanians have always been a tiny minority: they have never approached even 0.01 % o...
Wilhelm Anders Back (29.7.1886–2.4.1974) immigrated to Australia on 26 November 1902 – a 16-year old...
In Australia, Lithuanians have always been a tiny minority: they have never approached even 0.01 % o...
In its heyday Mount Isa acted as magnet to Finnish immigrants who came to Australia. The collective ...
Report No. XI of the Migration Commission: Finnish Emigrants Living Outside the Nordic Countries. Er...
A person’s national identity is not generally seen as being dependent upon outward markers of nation...
Abstract The Finland-Swedish migration towards Sweden has increased during the latest years. Moving ...
Institute of General History University of Turku Finland, Publication nr 4 Studies, Turku 1972.Befor...
With the exception of a handful of historical and demographic studies, Finnish and Australian schola...
While other research has been completed on ethnic return migration to Finland, particularly on Ingri...
Into the 20th century jumping ship was the favoured method of emigration for the Finns, with Sydney,...
This article is based on a larger study on fi rst generation Australian Finns, their language and cul...
Into the 20th century jumping ship was the favoured method of emigration for the Finns, with Sydney,...
Finland has traditionally been a country of emigration. During the past one hundred years over 1,4 m...
Before tackling the subject of Finnish Culture in Australia, I must insert a caveat. This has to do ...
In Australia, Lithuanians have always been a tiny minority: they have never approached even 0.01 % o...
Wilhelm Anders Back (29.7.1886–2.4.1974) immigrated to Australia on 26 November 1902 – a 16-year old...
In Australia, Lithuanians have always been a tiny minority: they have never approached even 0.01 % o...
In its heyday Mount Isa acted as magnet to Finnish immigrants who came to Australia. The collective ...
Report No. XI of the Migration Commission: Finnish Emigrants Living Outside the Nordic Countries. Er...
A person’s national identity is not generally seen as being dependent upon outward markers of nation...
Abstract The Finland-Swedish migration towards Sweden has increased during the latest years. Moving ...