Abstract:

This study will explore the forms of communication and integration with the people of Bor, how they define themselves as a group, which cultural characteristics they carry and which they leave behind. Depending on the immigration process, the identity problem includes not only as a construction process, but also the reconstruction process with continuity. This theoretical acceptance is especially important for us to understand the sources of identity in the second and third generations of the 1923 Balkan Expatriates, which are studied in our example. It is necessary to take into account both the social environment and the corporate and historical frameworks within the identity components. These frameworks determine what the model of post-immigration cultural transformation and identity building will be. As a historical framework, 1. After the World War, historical conditions have greatly influenced the process of cultural harmony. In the study, it was applied to bilateral conversations and oral history study to track the traces of the subject in social memory. In 1923 the families of the Balkans residing in Bor reached their families, especially with their family members, in deep bilateral conversations. Through these discussions, cultural identity and heritage will be analyzed by the expatriates who migrate to Bor, how they are defined and rebuilt in interaction with the indigenous people.