Focusing on German-speaking refugees in Ireland from 1933 to 1945, this monograph offers an in-depth exploration of their origins, immigration policies, and subsequent lives. Utilizing extensive archival research and unique access to closed files of the Irish Department of Justice, it provides a nearly comprehensive overview of the refugee experience, their contributions to Irish society, and the broader context of migration history in Ireland. Through interviews and international research, it highlights valuable lessons from this significant period.
