Translation of "Immigration wave" in German

I repeat, then, that a fresh immigration wave is absolutely pernicious.

In which years did the UK see the most significant immigration wave?

A partial feared immigration wave from these two countries was missing.

As descendants of the first immigration wave, the Vazimba, are still native.

In its policy strategy for 2008, the Commission has announced measures that should bring about a fresh immigration wave to Europe, even while its citizens are demanding the exact opposite.

During the post war immigration wave of the 1950s the lands and buildings at Scheyville became the starting point for thousands of immigrants seeking a new life in Australia.

Although the current immigration wave could be the solution to Europe’s long-term demographic problem, it is threatening European unity, despite the exceptional leadership of German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Most French Muslims are not new arrivals, but came during the Algerian, Moroccan, and Tunisian independence movements in the 1960s, meaning that young Muslims today belong to the third generation of that immigration wave.

During the post-war immigration wave of the 1950s the lands and buildings at Scheyville became the starting point for thousands of immigrants seeking a new life in Australia.

He and his wife arrived in the British Protectorate of Palestine with a huge immigration wave of of doctors.

In the first centuries after Jesus Christ the Trak-, Avar- and Roman tribes populated the region, only in the 7th century ac the Slavic trunks arrived in an immigration-wave.

Between 1882 and 1903, the period of the first Zionist immigration wave, about 20,000 to 30,000 people came to the country located between the Mediterranean and the Jordan River, called the "Holy Land" in the European Christian Occident.

Canada experienced its first British loyalists' immigration wave after the American Revolutionary War (1775-1783).

For are our neighbours not our fellow countrymen and our children, whom we abandon to perish in the unalterable Islamic immigration wave?

The organization was widespread in Poland and many of its members emigated to Palestine in the period of the "5th Aliya" (immigration wave) of 1929-1939.

The North Frisian varieties of the mainland and of the tideland islands are assumed to represent an immigration wave that followed about two or three centuries later.

The 14th Zionist Congress took place in Vienna in the second half of August 1925 under the chairmanship of Nahum Sokolov, during the 4th "Aliya" (immigration wave to Palestine), which was fuelled less by ideology and more by exigency: most of the immigrants came from the economy weak Eastern Europe and Poland, and the United States imposed severe immigration restrictions.

A section of it was based on what was once known as the Key System, a railway system that was dismantled in 1958 due to the necessity for an even faster transportation system in the post-war era which brought a strong immigration wave.

The taiga belt was occupied in an immigration wave made up by Evenks (Tungusic people) and Evens (Lamuts), and the Paleo-Siberian peoples fled northwards, being ousted as far as the Polar Circle and the Polar Sea.