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Germany's Turkish diaspora: Why Turks in Germany still vote for Erdogan - Vimarsana News

Germany's Turkish diaspora: Why Turks in Germany still vote for Erdogan

Recep Tayyip Erdogan is facing an uphill re-election battle, but if the vote took place in Germany, he'd win. Burak Unveren asks why do so many Turks in Germany continue to support the Turkish president?

Germany's Turkish diaspora: Why Turks in Germany still vote for Erdogan - Vimarsana News

Germany's Turkish diaspora: Why Turks in Germany still vote for Erdogan

Recep Tayyip Erdogan is facing an uphill re-election battle, but if the vote took place in Germany, he'd win. Burak Unveren asks why do so many Turks in Germany continue to support the Turkish president?

Our German fairytale: Reality, crueller than fiction - Vimarsana News

Our German fairytale: Reality, crueller than fiction

Award-winning poet Dincer Gucyeter’s debut novel is a tour de force through the German reality he experienced as an artist and son of Turkish immigrants, written with an unsparing eye and literary ambition. Gerrit Wustmann read the book

Germanyʹs Turkish migrants: The need to be somebody - Vimarsana News

Germanyʹs Turkish migrants: The need to be somebody

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

Germanyʹs Turkish migrants: The need to be somebody - Vimarsana News

Germanyʹs Turkish migrants: The need to be somebody

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