US EditionTurkey and Germany: Colonial Echoes in Immigrant Lives
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Turkey and Germany: colonial echoes in immigrant lives
Government agreements facilitate exploitation by business interests and provide a source of income to the country exporting its workers. Religion, racism and language problems are useful tools to stop migrants demanding their rights, with echoes of colonialism. Historical events in both countries can have unexpected impacts. (The Prisma memories) Photo from Fluctuating Images. Graham Douglas The story of the Turkish immigrant community in Ge…
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