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Reports that a flowering of Jewish life may be Germany's opportunity to atone for the horrors of its Nazi past. Growth of Germany's Jewish community; East European Jews who have flocked to Germany since of the collapse of the Soviet Union; Strain on Germany's Jewish institutions.

Criticizes Chris Fox, president of the Association of Chief Police Officers. Argument of Fox that mass migration has brought with it new types of crime; Belief that fraud and prostitution existed in London, England before migration; Claim of Fox that Nigerians, eastern Europeans, and Jamaicans are the source of the crime; Argument that Fox should be fired.

The author shares the experience of her Eastern European friend who was humiliated and harassed by bigots in a U.S. food court to emphasize the importance of celebrating and defending workforce diversity in all of its forms. Topics covered include the family background of her friend, discussions over refugees and immigrants, immigration bans, healthy debate, and threat posed by angry and fearful bigots.

Focuses on the conditions of Eastern European refugees in Great Britain.

The article offers information on the economic expansion and annual growth related to gaming industry in Latin America. It offers information on the Eastern European operators who lacks the knowledge of distinct cultural differences in Latin America. It mentions that the problems of Bolivia operators occurs due the lack of local partners with financial and political stability.

Profiles tenor saxophonist Ernie Krivda. Release of his album 'Ernie Krivda Jazz'; Refusal to relocate to New York City, preferring to perform in Ohio; Drawbacks of living in the city; Ability to tap into his Eastern European heritage for inspiration.

Comments on Milton Mayer's article 'Sunset in the East,' in the February 1984 issue of 'The Progressive,' which dealt with the cynicism of the East European population due to socialist policies.

Presents information on euro issues. Details on the first euro denominated offering from the Baltic states; Marketing effort for the Ba1/BBB-/BB+ rated issue; Frustration of the Republic of South Africa to become the first African issuer to launch a euro denominated bond.

Focuses on circumstances that led to an opportunity of cold war. Information that graduates of the Polish fighting against both Nazis and Russians in 1939, of Russian concentration camps in 1940-41; Forecast of future of a free Poland as part of an East European federation; View that revisionist writings not merely of exiles but of the alienated writers within the Communist nations themselves; Penetration of the Russian intellectual elite; Fact that funds come from sales in the Free World and contributions by individual East European exiles.

Examines whether the possible solution to the shortage of drivers in Great Britain is by hiring east European drivers. Impact of the shortage of drivers on the transportation industry; Move of several transport companies to hire east European drivers; Recruitment of Polish drivers by Tardiss employment agency.

The article focuses on a survey in 2008 by the World Tourism Organization, which reveals that tourism in emerging and developing markets has increased by 6-8 percent over the past decade. China, India and Southeast Asia, followed by Eastern European, Latin American and African markets are projected to increase by 2020. International policies and economies change have contributed to the markets' tourism development.

The article reports on the growth of Eastern European workers in the North East of England and the challenges faced by these workers in the labour industry. It was observed that Eastern Europeans have addressed the shortage of workers in the region which come from the A8 countries. However, it is feared that the growth of workers may result to the development of race discrimination, disparity in wages, and the provision of health and safety needs of the group.

The article focuses on the employment of foreign drivers, particularly from Eastern Europe, by the haulage industry in Great Britain. It is said that although this trend has reduced the driver shortage in the country, it is yet to be seen if it will have long term benefits for the industry. One driver claims that he has seen plenty of examples of hauliers opting to employ Eastern Europeans rather than locals.

The article focuses on Producta Ltd. in Serbia and Montenegro which covers a full range of international services in the fields of intellectual property especially in countries of former Yugoslavia, Central and Eastern European and former USSR. The company offers services like filing and prosecution of application for patents for invention, trademarks and industrial designs and the maintenance of their registration and also perform litigation in all fields of industrial property.

This article reports on the discovery by British immigration officers of illegal Eastern European workers working on Wembley stadium. The immigration officers have seized five illegal Eastern European workers during their raid on the project. These illegal workers are believed to be from European Union member countries Bulgaria and Romania. The workers were fined 1,000 British pounds.

The author argues that the mere availability of Eastern European workers will not necessarily solve the labor shortage in the hospitality industry in Great Britain. He encourages the industry to ensure that there is a sensible balance of labor. This means a long-term commitment from top management to ensure that extra funding is allocated and invested in properly training these new recruits.

The article offers advice for British employers on how to select Eastern European truck drivers to be hired. These include the need for employers to ask his driving career, his heavy goods vehicle experience and conducting compulsory driving tests.

The article informs that according to a report, the Central and Eastern European (CEE) markets are opening up dramatically. The developments within Russia and the Czech Republic, particularly the increased external interest in the CEE, were the focus of this special report. The depth of the Czech Republic's existing rules was also explored by the report. The country is trying to bring its laws into line with those of its new European Union partners.

Reports on the foreign migrant workers who joined the hospitality and food industries in Great Britain in 2004. Estimation of the number of Eastern European workers who entered Britain between May and September; Countries of the majority of immigrants; Percentage of newcomers to the hospitality trade who are in London, England.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics related to the commercial motor vehicles industry in Great Britain discussed in previous issues. Reaction to the way the Road Haulage Association and the Freight Transport Association dealt with the British government over issues concerning the transport industry; Views on the efforts of vehicle manufacturers to develop automated braking systems for the heavy goods vehicle sector; Outlook on the migration of East European drivers in Great Britain.

Reports on the imprisonment of Karl Kralowetz for employing East European drivers on illegal wages in June 2003. Maltreatment received by drivers employed by Kralowetz for United Continent Lines; Prison term to be served by Kralowetz.

London, England's Haringey Council is taking a tough approach to Eastern European truck drivers who are parking illegally. The council has already clamped a number of Eastern European HGVs and has pledged to take further action if necessary. A spokesman says rather than paying to use the designated lorry parks the drivers used the pavement for cooking and the canal bank as a toilet.

Deals with a report which assessed the reactions of Eastern Europeans on Western advertising. Recommendations of the report; Reactions to television advertisement of Unilever's Oxo soup cube and Kelogg's Corn Flakes.