PRAGUE SPRING 1968: VOICES FROM THE EXPERIENCES
Prague Spring 1968: Voices from the Experiences
Michael J. Molloy
Michael J. Molloy had a long career at the Department of Immigration. He was involved first hand in the Czechoslovakian and Ugandan refugee movements, oversaw the implementation of the refugee provisions of the 1976 Immigration Act, and coordinated the resettlement of 60,000 Southeast Asian refugees in Canada in 1979-80. He served in Japan, Lebanon, Minneapolis, Geneva, Jordan, Syria and Kenya, and was Director General of Citizenship and Immigration in Ontario. He has been the president of the Canadian Immigration Historical Society (CIHS) since 2004.
Dr. Magdalena Krondl, arrived as a refugee from Czechoslovakia via Vienna, 1968. [18.06.10MK]
Martin Jelinowicz, arrived as a refugee from Czechoslovakia via Sweden, 1968. [18.06.09MJ]
Nino Matrtaj, arrived as a refugee from Czechoslovakia via Vienna, 1968. [18.06.01NM]
Barbara Sherriff, arrived as a refugee from Czechoslovakia via Vienna and Stuttgart, 1969. [18.06.11BS]
Michael J. Molloy, Canada [15.12.03MM]