Post-World War II migration of European displaced persons to Australia, particularly focusing on the experiences of Hungarian migrants. They provide a first-hand account of a family's journey aboard the Skaugum and their subsequent life in Australian migrant camps, specifically Greta and Scheyville, highlighting the challenges of adaptation, employment, and cultural differences. Additionally, the texts offer a broader historical context of Australia's immigration policies from 1944 to 1971, including the establishment and eventual closure of these large migrant centres. The narratives are supplemented by newspaper excerpts and official reports that shed light on daily life, community interactions, and the complexities of assimilation for diverse migrant populations.
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