Charles Reznikoff's Family Chronicle and Caroline Golab's Immigrant Destinations .
This paper discusses Charles Reznikoff's "Family Chronicle" and Caroline Golab's "Immigrant Destinations". The paper examines how each author deals with the themes of immigration. In "Family Chronicle", Reznikoff provides a memoir which gives a vivid description of life in 19th-century provincial Russia and then relates it to the immigration experience in the United States. Golab, meanwhile, examines the immigration experience of various ethnic groups and shows how they assimilated into American society through work and labor. 9 pgs. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
