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Germany's Migration History: From Emigration to Immigration

Germany's migration history reflects a transition from a country of emigration to one of immigration. Historically, millions of Germans emigrated in search of better lives, while post-World War II, the country saw an influx of guest workers. Currently, over 30% of the population has a migrant background, yet many still struggle with integration and belonging. Experts call for a discussion on the future of migration and societal integration in Germany.

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Benjamin Franklin Simone Blaschka Gottlieb Mittelberger Jochen Oltmer

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Germany's migration history reflects a transition from a country of emigration to one of immigration. Historically, millions of Germans emigrated in search of better lives, while post-World War II, the country saw an influx of guest workers. Currently, over 30% of the population has a migrant background, yet many still struggle with integration and belonging. Experts call for a discussion on the future of migration and societal integration in Germany.

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Germany: From country of emigration to immigration country

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Germany's Migration History: From Emigration to Immigration