Cuban emigration By Tobias Hannes Bastian and Julian.

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Cuban emigration By Tobias Hannes Bastian and Julian

Time of emigration The Cubans fled in the late 50‘s and early 60‘s. About one million people left their homes.

The reason The reason why the Cubans fled to the USA was Fidel Castro who became the dictator of Cuba. Fidel Castro When he came to power, he started a communist regime in Cuba. Until today, he‘s at power.

Cubans in the state The Cubans were welcomed by Americans as heroes. 1910: About 15,000 Cubans lived in the States 1959: About 124,000 Cubans lived in the USA In the years of revolutionary government: 215,000 Cubans fled to the USA

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