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- ↑ "Kanada war und ist für viele Osteuropäer ein Land der Verheissung – doch die Asiaten drängen nach". (Ukrainian vastnesses – Canada was and is for many East Europeans a country of prophecy – but the Asians strive for), in: Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 2009-09-12, retrieved on 2009-09-22
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