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Postville when cultures collide

This IPTV broadcast tells the story of how a small Iowa town is dealing with multiculturalism. Postville, Iowa is where more than 300 Hasidic Jews, plus hundreds of Mexicans, Guatelmalans, Ukrainians and Russians have taken up residence in the last decade. This program explores the struggles and rewards of the social and economic changes.

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  • "This production was originally broadcast on Iowa Public Television and tells the story of how a small Iowa town is dealing with multiculturalism. Postville, Iowa is where more than 300 Hasidic Jews, plus hundreds of Mexicans, Guatelmalans, Ukrainians and Russians have taken up residence in the last decade. This program explores the struggles and rewards of the social and economic changes."
  • "This IPTV broadcast tells the story of how a small Iowa town is dealing with multiculturalism. Postville, Iowa is where more than 300 Hasidic Jews, plus hundreds of Mexicans, Guatelmalans, Ukrainians and Russians have taken up residence in the last decade. This program explores the struggles and rewards of the social and economic changes."@en
  • "This IPTV broadcast tells the story of how a small Iowa town is dealing with multiculturalism. Postville, Iowa is where more than 300 Hasidic Jews, plus hundreds of Mexicans, Guatelmalans, Ukrainians and Russians have taken up residence in the last decade. This program explores the struggles and rewards of the social and economic changes."

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  • "History"@en
  • "History"
  • "Documentals (Televisió)"
  • "Documentary television programs"
  • "Video recordings for the hearing impaired"
  • "Documentary films"@en

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  • "Postville : when cultures collide"
  • "Postville: when cultures collide"
  • "Postville when cultures collide"@en
  • "Postville when cultures collide"
  • "Postville: when cultures collide (Programa televisiu)"