Germany
With an estimated number of at least 2.1 million Turks in Germany, they form the largest ethnic minority. The vast majority are found in what used to be West Germany. Berlin, Frankfurt,Hamburg, Rhine-Ruhr (Cologne, Duisburg and Dortmund) have large Turkish communities. The state with the largest Turkish population is North Rhine-Westphalia.
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Is China in the Bible?
From the December 2010 Trumpet Print Edition » The scriptural, prophetic identity of the most populous nation on the planet. BY DAVID VEJIL China: The Next Superpower.” “China: America’s […]
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Isolation for Germany’s Immigrant Pols
in GermanyCabinet appointments in Lower Saxony normally don’t receive much attention. But political success is rare for minorities in Germany, and in April, Aygül Özkan—a little-known […]
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Germany’s Cem Ozdemir Talks Integration
in GermanyGerman Green party co-leader Cem Özdemir has lately been a thorn in Chancellor Angela Merkel’s side, challenging her on a controversial rail project in his […]
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Greens propose simplified citizenship laws for retired immigrants
in GermanyGood German is required to get German citizenship. One lawmaker says it’s time to do long-term immigrants a favor and loosen up that rule. New […]
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President Wulff describes Turkey trip as extremely successful
in GermanyWrapping up his five-day trip to Turkey, German President Christian Wulff was full of praise for the hosts: In crucial political questions there was broad […]
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German president in Turkey calls for religious freedom
in GermanyGermany’s president, visiting Turkey, said Turkish immigrants were a good influence but urged newcomers to “integrate responsibly”. Wulff addressed Turkish lawmakers at the parliament in […]