Came
Emigrated
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In the early '30s, he worked as a screenwriter for German films under the name "Billie Wilder", but after Hitler came to power, he emigrated to the United States, because of his Jewish ancestry.
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Put On The Bus: Penny went to work with the poor in Africa and never came back, Aunt Lydia emigrated to America.
Source: Series / The House Of Eliott -
After Fidel Castro came to power, the show's staff emigrated to Mexico (but not, contrary to rumor, because they had offended Castro) where they turned it into an equally successful TV show.
Source: Radio / The Tremendous Court
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