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Where did europeans migrate to after world war 2?

Australia: Over 1 million Europeans migrated to Australia after World War II. The majority of these migrants came from the United Kingdom, but there were also significant numbers from Italy, Greece, and other European countries.

Canada: Over 1.5 million Europeans migrated to Canada after World War II. The majority of these migrants came from the United Kingdom, but there were also significant numbers from Italy, Germany, and other European countries.

New Zealand: Over 100,000 Europeans migrated to New Zealand after World War II. The majority of these migrants came from the United Kingdom, but there were also significant numbers from the Netherlands, Yugoslavia, and other European countries.

South Africa: Over 200,000 Europeans migrated to South Africa after World War II. The majority of these migrants came from the United Kingdom, but there were also significant numbers from Italy, Germany, and other European countries.

United States: Over 2 million Europeans migrated to the United States after World War II. The majority of these migrants came from Germany, Italy, and the United Kingdom, but there were also significant numbers from other European countries.

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