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OCR Page 1 of 7TRUMAN
HARRY
'NATIONAL
REFUGEES
ARCHIVES AND
EVENUE
RECORDS
SERVICE"
There were no new movements of refugees in 1963.
However, individual Chinese refugees from Mainland China
continued to press for admission to Hong Kong in small
boats from the transit point of Macau. East Germans con-
tinued to flee to West Berlin and West Germany. Yugoslavs
entered Austria at the rate of 3,000 and Italy at the rate
of 5,000 annually. Small groups of Cuban refugees escaped
from Cuba to Spain and to areas in the Caribbean. Smaller
numbers of White Russians than in previous years left
Mainland China for resettlement in overseas countries
through Hong Kong. There were no new movements of Tibetan
refugees into Nepal and India. The trickle of refugees from
Eastern Europe numbering some 15,000 annually appeared to be
increasing particularly from Poland and Rumania. French and
Belgian agricultural families whose prospects for the future
in North Africa were severely restricted sought resettlement
in agriculture in the Argentine and Brazil.
224 Old Believers from Turkey were paroled into the
United States in June 1963. They were members of the old
Russian Orthodox faith who could no longer intermarry within
their
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