Was Madeleine Albright an immigrant

Answer 1

Yes, Madeleine Albright (Marie Jana Körbel) was born in Prague, Czechoslovakia in 1937. She was an immigrant.

Her family fled to England during World War 2, due to German advancement. They were able to return home in 1945, only to have to flee again in 1949 due to the Czech communist regime.

This was when her father accepted a professorship in Colorado, and they immigrated to the United States. Madeleine grew up and was educated in the United States.

If is wasn't for turmoil at an early age, it would be very easy to imagine that her family would have never left Czechoslovakia. If she had never fled an oppressive government, she would have never become the first woman to serve as a U.S. secretary of state.

Answer 2

Yes, Madeleine Albright (Marie Jana Körbel) was born in Prague, Czechoslovakia in 1937. She was an immigrant.

Her family fled to England during World War 2, due to German advancement. They were able to return home in 1945, only to have to flee again in 1949 due to the Czech communist regime.

This was when her father accepted a professorship in Colorado, and they immigrated to the United States. Madeleine grew up and was educated in the United States.

If is wasn't for turmoil at an early age, it would be very easy to imagine that her family would have never left Czechoslovakia. If she had never fled an oppressive government, she would have never become the first woman to serve as a U.S. secretary of state.