Demographic Consequences of Wars and Conflicts in Eastern Europe: A Long-Term View
Abstract
The article takes a long-term perspective on the demographic consequences of wars and social conflicts in Eastern Europe and, in particular, on forced migration. The history of Eastern and Southeastern Europe, which is in the focus of this study, is not only rich in migration movements of large population groups, but – up to the recent past – also in migration processes that took place involuntarily, under the use of violence and under pressure from the ruling authorities.
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