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This book traces the family history of Emilios Kyrou in the village of Sfikia in northern Greece, their migration to Australia in and his life in the Melbourne suburb of Broadmeadows until he commenced his legal career. The impetus for the book was the realisation that, unless he obtained an oral history of his family from his elderly parents, it would perish with them.

The impetus for the book was the realisation that, unless I obtained an oral history of my family from my elderly parents, it would perish with them. As I listened to my parents reminisce, I realised that there was much about their story of which I was unaware and I gained a deeper understanding of the hardship that they had endured.

Fortunately, once racism receded, I came to appreciate and respect my parents and my Greek background, and began asking people to call me Emilios. This book is not just about my physical journey as a migrant; it is also about my emotional journey and about how I overcame racism and reclaimed my identity.

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