Adoption of Refugee Children: A Study of the Adoptive Placements of European Children Through the Angel Guardian Home, Brooklyn, 1951–1959, in Affiliation With the Catholic Committee for Refugees
Abstract
Strangers in a strange land are not an uncommon occurrence. Migrations of people from one place to another, due to a multiplicity of causes — famine, flood, religious or political strife — have occurred periodically through the ages. Countries, heeding the words of Christ spoken during His discourse on the Last Judgment, literally have "taken them in".
Subject Area
European Studies|Social research|Religion
Recommended Citation
Sullivan, Majella, "Adoption of Refugee Children: A Study of the Adoptive Placements of European Children Through the Angel Guardian Home, Brooklyn, 1951–1959, in Affiliation With the Catholic Committee for Refugees" (1960). ETD Collection for Fordham University. AAI31097074.
https://research.library.fordham.edu/dissertations/AAI31097074
