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65 Years of Recruitment Agreement: Adventure Almanya - When the First Turks Came

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It is a contract that has changed Germany like hardly any other: 65 years ago, the German-Turkish recruitment agreement was concluded. At first, nobody knew what would result from it.

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65 years ago, the German-Turkish recruitment agreement was signed, which formed the basis for the state-regulated placement of workers from Turkey to Germany.

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Today, 65 years ago, a recruitment agreement was concluded between Germany and Turkey. According to many experts, the contract of 30 October 1961 changed Germany more than similar agreements in the following years.

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No one at first knew how the German-Turkish recruitment agreement would change Germany. A review.

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On October 30, 1961, the German-Turkish recruitment agreement was concluded. The foundation stone for the so-called "guest workers", on which many myths are still circulating today. We give him tutoring lessons and call the actual facts. You can read the unlimmed truth in "Germany disappears – The balance after 15 years" – Thilo Sarrazin has his brilliant bestseller by [...] Die Beitrag 65 Jahre Gastarbeiter-Lüge erschien zuerst auf COMPACT.

The myth that Turks built Germany persists in public debate. A new study now reveals why most Turks actually came to Germany. This article, "65 Years of the Recruitment Agreement: Very Few Turks Came to Work," was published on JUNGE FREIHEIT.

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nd-aktuell.de broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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