Meanings of polish refugees in English

Also, from WWII, the town is home to many Polish refugees and their descendants.

Yesterday I went to Lady Georgina Buchanan's soup-kitchen, and helped to feed Polish refugees.

Polish refugees came to New Zealand after World War Two as well as Jewish children.

She protected Polish refugees, and one of them even declared that he wished to marry her.

There was a company of Polish refugees moving along a road in Poland in charge of a German.

Polish refugees have told me that she has always administered the vast estate with liberal kindness to all.

The Morgan Lowdown Born: 10 April 1963, the son of German and Polish refugees.

After the Polish refugees, came Colmiche, an old man who was credited with having committed frightful misdeeds in '93.

[FOOTNOTE: Albert Grzymala, a man of note among the Polish refugees.

Seventy years after they arrived in this unknown country, a group of Polish refugees reflect on their lives in New Zealand.

The latter promised to do all in his power if Lipinski would give a concert for the benefit of the Polish refugees.

Why then should the Prussian government have interfered with Doctor Howe, after he had completed his philanthropic mission to the Polish refugees?

Besides the thought of his unhappy country, a thought constantly kept alive by the Polish refugees with whom Paris was swarming, disquietude and sadness.

Both Polish refugees' English had improved significantly as a result of the constant contact with Tony, and Anton was the acknowledged leader of the others.

Iran's foreign minister Javad Zarif tweeted that his country had welcomed over 100,000 Polish refugees during the second world war.

At least 800 people filled a Cathedral in Wellington yesterday to commemorate the arrival of Polish refugees from Siberia exactly 65 years ago.