Germanyʹs Turkish migrants: The need to be somebody : vimarsana.com

As the UKʹs Windrush scandal of a few weeks ago demonstrated, European countries still have much to learn when it comes to integrating and treating migrants with respect. In "Der ewige Gast" (The Eternal Guest), Can Merey draws on his father's experience to explain why many Turkish immigrants have never really felt at home in Germany. By Ulrich von Schwerin

Related Keywords

Solingen , Nordrhein Westfalen , Germany , Hamburg , Istanbul , Turkey , United States , Molln , Schleswig Holstein , Munich , Bayern , Gorki , Nizhegorodskaya Oblast , Russia , Madrid , Spain , Merey , Sakha Yakutiya , Kreuzberg , Cairo , Al Qahirah , Egypt , Fatih , Ankara , Tehran , Iran , Berlin , Turks , Turk , Turkish , German , Germans , American , Nazan Eckes , Muslim Tosun , Aya Bach , Sibel Kekilli , Marie Todeskino , Ayse Erkmen , Ali Gungormus , Tayyip Erdogan , Ballhaus Naunynstrasse , Kaya Yanar , Feridun Zaimoglu , Mesut Ozil , Nurkan Erpulat , Emine Sevgi Ozdamar , Helmut Kohl , Klaudia Prevezanos , Cem Ozdemir , Indian Rangeev , Shermin Langhoff , German Press Agency , European Parliament , Michelin , German Academy For Language , Can Merey , Eternal Guest , How My Turkish Father Tried , Become German , Upper Bavaria , Chancellor Helmut Kohl , Fatih Akin , Oger Tours , Federal Cross , Sevgi Ozdamar , German Academy , Turk Hakan , Italian Francesco , Maxim Gorki Theatre , Theater Ballhaus Naunynstrasse , German Turk , Integration Advisory Board , Crazy Blood , World Cup , Real Madrid , Johanna Veh , Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan , Der Spiegel ,