Sudeten In Saskatchewan : A Way To Be Free

Schilling, Rita. Edited by Anne Szumigalski

St. Walburg - Saskatoon, 1989

By St. Walburg Sudeten German Club - Saskatchewan German Council Inc.
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Card covers, 194 pages, 6x9 in., [15x23 cm.], B&W photographs.
Condition

Edges lightly stained. Fore-edge corners lightly bumped and creased. Covers creased, scarred and lightly worn. Spine sun faded.
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An account of the migration and settlement of German-speaking families from Czechoslovakia to the Canadian prairies on the eve of the Second World War. The work focuses on approximately 150 families who established communities in the Goodsoil, Loon Lake, Meadow Lake, St. Walburg, and Bright Sand Lake districts of Saskatchewan. It recounts their relocation in 1938 and documents aspects of daily life, including the challenges of settlement, community development, and the social and economic experiences of these settlers in a new environment.
ISBN

0969401604
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