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*'''1848-1850'''. German revolutionaries take refuge in Bas-Rhin. | *'''1848-1850'''. German revolutionaries take refuge in Bas-Rhin. | ||
*'''1831-1870'''. Polish refugees settle in Bas-Rhin. | *'''1831-1870'''. Polish refugees settle in Bas-Rhin. | ||
*'''1915-1930'''. Armenian refugees settled largely in Marseilles | |||
Thousands of Mennonites came from Switzerland into Alsace. Some Swiss Protestants settled in the Montbéliard area. Many Italians immigrated into the south of France. | Thousands of Mennonites came from Switzerland into Alsace. Some Swiss Protestants settled in the Montbéliard area. Many Italians immigrated into the south of France. | ||
Unfortunately, there are very few immigration sources for France. Instead, look for emigration records of the nation from which your ancestor moved. | Unfortunately, there are very few immigration sources for France. Instead, look for emigration records of the nation from which your ancestor moved. | ||
===Armenian Records=== | |||
*[https://webaram.com/biblio/identite/camp-oddo List of Armenian refugees living at Camp Oddo, Marseille, 1922] | |||
*[https://webaram.com/biblio/identite/passeports-nansen Passport Nansen: list of Armenians from Marseille and its region having applied (1926-1946)] | |||
*[https://webaram.com/biblio/identite/prelature List of Baptismal Certificates - Armenian Prelature of the South of France] | |||
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