Immigrants - Fiction. - United States

A free life : = a novel / by: (Language materials, printed)

Multicultural America = an encyclopedia of the newest Americans / by: (Language materials, printed)

Hakka soul : = memories, migrations, and meals / by: (Language materials, printed)

Crowns, crosses, and stars = my youth in Prussia, surviving Hitler, and a life beyond / by: (Electronic resources)

Loom = a novel / by: (Electronic resources)

Madre and I = a memoir of our immigrant lives / by: (Electronic resources)

Bread to eat and clothes to wear = letters from Jewish migrants in the early twentieth century / by: (Electronic resources)

Conversations across our America = talking about immigration and the Latinoization of the United States / by: (Electronic resources)

Immigrants- United States

Ethnology- United States

United States- Ethnic relations

Hakka (Chinese people)- United States

Singapore- Languages.

Neighbors

Europe, Eastern- Emigration and immigration- 19th century.

Immigrants- Social conditions.- United States

United States- Emigration and immigration

Niemöller, Sybil von Sell,- Family.

World War, 1939-1945

Germany- History- 1933-1945

Chinese- United States

Europe, Eastern- Emigration and immigration- 20th century

Europe, Eastern- Emigration and immigration- 20th century.

Hakka (Chinese people)- Social life and customs.

Jews, East European- United States

Jews, East European- Migrations- 19th century.

Hispanic Americans- Social conditions.- United States

Niemöller, Martin,

Poets

Cultural pluralism- United States

Chin, Woon Ping- Family.

Hakka (Chinese people)- Malaysia

Hispanic American gays

Jews, East European- Palestine

Spouses of clergy- Germany

Poetry- Authorship

Multiculturalism- United States

Malaysia- Economic conditions.

Niemöller, Sybil von Sell,

Jewish converts

United States- Race relations

Chin, Woon Ping.

Immigrants- Palestine

Jews, East European- Migrations- 20th century.

Minorities- United States

Chinese Americans

Cooking, Chinese.

Mothers and daughters

Lebanese American women

Lebanese Americans

Reyes, Guillermo A.

Jews, East European- Migrations- 20th century

Hispanic Americans- United States

Aristocracy (Social class)- Germany

Prussia (Germany)