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Turkish immigrants leaving Germany

By The World ⋅ November 19, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment
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Germany has one of Europe’s largest immigrant communities, with some 2.5 million Turks. Yet even third-generation immigrants, born and raised in Germany, are still considered foreigners. That’s prompted many Turks to leave Germany for a country they’ve never lived in. Matthew Brunwasser reports from Istanbul. Download MP3

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  • Caitlin Reinhard

    I was very interested by Matthew Brunwasser’s report on this recent migration trend. May I ask where he found these statistics. I am writing a research essay on the same topic and am curious to know. Thank you in advance.