Mexican Repatriation with Kelly Lytle Hernandez
What was Mexican Repatriation? How did it impact Mexican-Americans living in the United States from 1929-1936? UCLA Professor Kelly Lytle Hernandez explores this topic.
Видео Mexican Repatriation with Kelly Lytle Hernandez канала UCLA History-Geography Project
Видео Mexican Repatriation with Kelly Lytle Hernandez канала UCLA History-Geography Project
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