Immigration 1950s / by Alexandra Johnson

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Title

Immigration 1950s / by Alexandra Johnson

Content partner

National Library of New Zealand

Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Recounts the comments in 1956 of then Minister of Immigration Hon J.R. Hanan on the desirability of favouring immigrants from Great Britain to maintain a homogenous NZ population. Implies that NZers at the time preferred that immigrants not purchase large farming areas or form ethnic enclaves in NZ urban areas.

Format

Journal

Date created

Mar 2013

Creator

Johnson, Alexandra

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/31901901

Related subjects

Immigrants / Land tenure / Immigrants -- Government policy / Immigrants -- Public opinion / Immigrants -- Cultural assimilation

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