Memoirs of Living in the Mcgill Ghetto

Biography & Memoir
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Author: John Woschiz ISBN: 9781491786611
Publisher: iUniverse Publication: January 22, 2016
Imprint: iUniverse Language: English
Author: John Woschiz
ISBN: 9781491786611
Publisher: iUniverse
Publication: January 22, 2016
Imprint: iUniverse
Language: English

Author John Woschiz grew up in the area of Montreal known as the Plateau, encompassing a portion known as the McGill Ghetto. There, numerous first-generation immigrants to Canada made their home, in places where the languages and cultures were familiar, giving them a sense of home in a foreign country.

In Memoirs of Living in The McGill Ghetto, Woschiz recalls his time there and emphasizes the contributions of its inhabitants to Canadian culture over the years. After introducing his own familys history, he shares memories of growing up in that environment in the forties and fifties, describing a bygone era in a place marked by its cultural diversity. His memories paint a very different picture from the one usually associated with the word ghetto in modern media. Most of all, Woschiz reflects on the privilege of having had such an experience in his youth.

In this personal narrative, one man presents his recollections and experiences of growing up among first-generation immigrants in Montreals McGill Ghetto.

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Author John Woschiz grew up in the area of Montreal known as the Plateau, encompassing a portion known as the McGill Ghetto. There, numerous first-generation immigrants to Canada made their home, in places where the languages and cultures were familiar, giving them a sense of home in a foreign country.

In Memoirs of Living in The McGill Ghetto, Woschiz recalls his time there and emphasizes the contributions of its inhabitants to Canadian culture over the years. After introducing his own familys history, he shares memories of growing up in that environment in the forties and fifties, describing a bygone era in a place marked by its cultural diversity. His memories paint a very different picture from the one usually associated with the word ghetto in modern media. Most of all, Woschiz reflects on the privilege of having had such an experience in his youth.

In this personal narrative, one man presents his recollections and experiences of growing up among first-generation immigrants in Montreals McGill Ghetto.

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