This book examines the experiences of European migrants to Australia between 1940 and 1975, a period of significant post-war population movement. Drawing on source material and personal migration stories, it provides a detailed look at the challenges and opportunities faced by those seeking a new life. The work is part of a larger series covering Australian migration from 1788 to 1999, offering a comprehensive historical perspective.

This volume, part of a broader series on Australian migration, focuses specifically on the post-war European influx. Its inclusion of primary source material and personal narratives suggests a resource valuable for both historical study and genealogical research. The accompanying timeline and research guide further enhance its utility for those interested in this specific demographic shift in Australian history.