Exiled Among Nations

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Focusing on the experiences of German-speaking Mennonites from 1870 to 1945, this transnational study examines how these migrants and refugees crafted their group identities amid changing national landscapes. It highlights their selective engagement with nationalism to achieve practical goals while developing local mythologies, showcasing the complexities of identity formation in a modern context. The book offers insights into the interplay between religion, migration, and national identity across four continents.