Media: BOOK - paperback, 152 pages
Author: P. Hill
Year: 1989
ISBN: 9780859051422
Other: b&w photos, maps, bibliog
Publisher: Hesperian Press

Since WWII in particular, many thousands of Macedonians have made Australia their home. And the migrants, their children and grandchildren now number well over 100,000.

Written to honour this important ethnic group in Australia, Professor Peter Hill tells of the origins and life of the Macedonians in Australia. It is an important book for all Macedonians and their Australian children, as well as schools and libraries.

Contents:
Foreword
Introduction
1. From pillar to post. Macedonia: A modern tragedy in three acts
2. Anatolia, America, Australia: how far can you go? Macedonian immigration to Australia
3. The pot of gold at the end of the rainbow: Macedonian settlement in Australia
4. Odyssey and Integration: Statse Manov's story
5. Getting together: the Macedonian Australian People's League
6. A roof over our heads: Macedonian clubs and cultural centres
7. Service to the community: Mita Mias
8. How can we pray to God in a foreign language? Macedonian churches in Australia
9. Our football, our folkdancing, our language: Macedonian culture and recreation in Australia
10. Orange juice and football: Alex Klashoff's story
11. The convenient mystery of the vanishing Macedonians: Where did all the Maedonians go?
12. Per aspera ad astra: Distinguished Macedonian Australians
13. Quo vafis, Macedon? The future of the Macedonians in Australia
Bibliography