The Forgotten Immigrant: Remember Me
Paul Demetter
AS THE 19TH CENTURY COMES TO A CLOSE IN EUROPE many countries are in a state of unrest. Thousands flee their current environment of political upheaval, uncertainty, poverty, and famine in hopes to settle in a country that can offer the promises made in the U.S. Constitution. In the last thirty years of the 19th century, nearly 40 million immigrants came to the U.S. Amongst them was a family from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the principality of Transylvania.
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About the Author
PAUL DEMETTER received his BS in Business Management from Brigham Young University and his MS in Human Resources from Central Michigan University and completed courses from Harvard Business School. Professionally he served for forty-four years in multi-site retail with national and international focus. Currently, he is teaching religious studies to high school juniors and seniors. In addition, he currently teaches undergraduate courses for Portland State University and is involved in mentoring university students.