The Germans in Western Australia: Innovators, immigrants, internees innovators, immigrants, internees

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AuthorMennicken-Coley, MaryCorporate AuthorEdith Cowan UniversityDescriptionDocuments the German presence in Western Australia from 1833 to the present day. Includes: List of Germans naturalised 1841-1903 (Chapt. 3); List of Aliens (Germans) registered in W.A., 1918 (Chapt. 5); List of Germans resident in W.A. interned in World War II (Chapt. 7); Passenger List "Castel Verde" (Chapt. 8). Germans in Fremantle 1890-1914 pp.31-36ImprintMt. Lawley (W.A.): Edith Cowan University, 1993 Department of Language Studies, Edith Cowan University 1993Collationix, 156 p. ill., facsims., maps, ports. 21 cm.LanguageEnglishDate Published1993NotesBibliography pp. 146-153; Includes indexContent NoteChapter 1. German botanists explore the 'Wildflower state' -- Chapter 2. German pioneers -- Chapter 3. Germans go west -- Chapter 4. German community in its heyday, 1890-1914 -- Chapter 5. Enemy subjects, 1914-1918 -- Chapter 6. Between the wars -- Chapter 7. World War II comes to the German community -- Chapter 8. 'New Australians' -- Chapter 9. German 'community' todayISBN0729801403 (pbk)Dewey Class305.8943 MENPublication FormatBook

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SubjectImmigrantsGermansCollectionPublications Collection

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