The events of WWII forced many Lithuanians to flee their country. Unable to return, over 10,000 came to Australia. This is their history.
Monday, 15 April 2013
Hostel stories
Many Lithuanians who came to Adelaide resided in hostels while they worked their contract for the government. The University of Adelaide and the Migration Museum are seeking stories on workers and residents who lived in hostels. Throughout History month in May they will be holding session so you can share your stories and to contribute to a research project.
Here are the details for the Woodside migrant talk.
Wednesday 22 May, 6 - 7.30 pm
Woodside Library, 26 Onkaparinga Valley Rd, Woodside
Contact: (08) 8313 5570
E: hostelstories@adelaide.edu.au
Hostel Stories project
http://migration.historysa.com.au/research/callouts/hostel-stories
You can find out the other hostel session times by visiting the AboutTime History month website at www.abouttime.sa.gov.au
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