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 1    I    |        great waves of people left Europe and moved especially from
 2    I    |           those migrations within Europe. More than one letter from
 3    I    |        migrated to other parts of Europe. From this Agency arose
 4    I    |           to various countries of Europe."~It is well also mention
 5    I    |         in behalf of emigrants in Europe, in the East and in America.
 6    I    |     people, after emigrating from Europe to distant lands, were contracting
 7    I    |          pouring into Brazil from Europe; some in the hope of becoming
 8    I    |          Germany but also Central Europe, to consider the problem
 9    I    |        Germans throughout Western Europe. With the appointment of
10    I    |      cared for Germans in Eastern Europe and even outside Europe.~
11    I    |           Europe and even outside Europe.~When civil war flared up
12    I    |           refugees in America and Europe experienced abundant proof
13    I    |             Refugees from Eastern Europe of any religion or nationality
14    I    |         so rapidly in America, in Europe and more recently in Australia,
15    I    |          out from many regions of Europe to win expiatory indulgences
16    I    |           number of immigrants in Europe and America, and lately
17   II, I |           priests to migrate from Europe or Mediterranean regions
18   II, II| immigrants and refugees living in Europe and America.~
19   II, V |        out-side Italy, whether in Europe or overseas, who try, through