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... immigrants . By the 1980s and ' 90s a significant num- ber had left these enclaves for nearby suburbs . The only European ethnic group to arrive in large numbers at the end of the 20th century were Russians , especially Russian Jews ...
... immigrants . By the 1980s and ' 90s a significant num- ber had left these enclaves for nearby suburbs . The only European ethnic group to arrive in large numbers at the end of the 20th century were Russians , especially Russian Jews ...
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... immigrants had always come from northern or western Europe . Beginning in 1896 , however , the great majority of the immigrants were from southern or eastern Europe . Nervous Americans , already convinced that immigrants wielded too ...
... immigrants had always come from northern or western Europe . Beginning in 1896 , however , the great majority of the immigrants were from southern or eastern Europe . Nervous Americans , already convinced that immigrants wielded too ...
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... immigrants settled in rural areas until the 1890s , when a large number of Poles became concentrated in Detroit . The city's present - day population includes many people of Polish ancestry . More recently Hispanics , Asians , and ...
... immigrants settled in rural areas until the 1890s , when a large number of Poles became concentrated in Detroit . The city's present - day population includes many people of Polish ancestry . More recently Hispanics , Asians , and ...
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