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The quote uses terms like "Dutch-born" and "German-born." Do those terms include only Christian women who are ethnically Dutch or German? Or do those terms al
by winestock 16y ago
The quote uses terms like "Dutch-born" and "German-born." Do those terms include only Christian women who are ethnically Dutch or German? Or do those terms also include the second generation of women born in Holland and Germany, whatever their religion or ethnicity?
I just read the linked article at UPI. It is unclear on the matter.
- barry-cotter 16y agoIt means born in the country. If they had meant Dutch or German ethnic they would have said so. So it's referring to people on the short road to assimilation.