November/December 1992 Many Chicagos: A Compilation Issue

This issue is a historic overview of more than 20 of our city’s diverse ethnic groups.

This issue brings to a close three years of special features on various racial and ethnic groups. These groups include: African- Americans, Baltic, Chinese, Filipinos, French, Germans, Greeks, Indians, Irish, Italians, Japanese, Jews, Koreans, Mexicans, Native-Americans, Poles, Puerto Ricans, Scandinavians, Southeast Asians, and Yugoslavs.

Articles:

	African-Americans: Among the First
	Baltic People Cheer New Freedom
	Chinese-Americans: Century of Progress in City
	Filipinos Keep Families Close Together
	Our First Immigrants: The French
	German-Americans: Longtime Bedrocks for Chicago
	Greek-Americans Prosper as Chicagoans
	Chicagoans from India Increase Tenfold
	Irish Rise to Be Leaders of City
	Italians Bring Sainthood, Atomic Age, Opera
	World Events Buffet the Japanese
	Jewish History Spans 150 Years
	Koreans Work Hard to Find Foothold
	Mexican-Americans: Winning Respect, Better Lives
	Native-Americans Face New Challenges
	Chicago’s Polish-Americans: Our ‘Polonia’
	Puerto Ricans Hold to Strong Heritage Here
	Scandinavians Unify As Numbers Lessen
	Our New Neighbors from Southeast Asia
	Yugoslav Groups Retain Identities Here

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