Nothing.
better climate, better jobs
After World War 2 when the largest migration took place, by boat as assisted migrants.
Many migrants came from Europe to work on the scheme and most probably stayed permanently, moving on as it was completed.
Australia did not want migration durig WW2. After the war they accepted displaced eoples and economic migrants.
After WW2, Australia had very nearly been invaded so the general thought among the Australian people was to populate or perish. At the same time, Europe was destroyed by war with hundreds of millions of people with no where to go. Put the two and two together and thats why Australia accepted a boom of migrants following WW2.
From the second world war till the time the Berlin wall came down ,many ytried to escape by hot air gas baloons and in the middle of the dark nights. But many were also shot dead by the gaurds.
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World War 2
World War II was a drastic and terrible time for the modern people. Tens of millions of people lost their lives, both on the front and as civilians. During this time, many migrants came to Australia seeking a fresh start in life and a new beginning. It is estimated that between 1945 and 1960 over 500, 000 people from Europe, Asia, Africa and the America's arrived in Australia and nearly 85% of such became citizens.