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Cum a devenit Germania țară de imigrație

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By Suzanne Cords
| Deutsche Welle (DW) Verified
09.09.20269 septembrie 2026 Migrația este un subiect sensibil: teama de imigrația necontrolată domină dezbaterea publică. Mulți uită însă că, odinioară, milioane de germani au emigrat la rândul lor în căutarea unei vieți mai bune. https://p.dw.com/p/5MHQd Migranţi învaţă limba germană în centre speciale „Vin aici în număr mare și nu vor adopta niciodată limba sau obiceiurile noastre.
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Germany: From emigration to immigration destination

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By Suzanne Cords
| InfoMigrants
"Why should [they] be suffered to swarm into our Settlements, and by herding together establish their Language and Manners to the Exclusion of ours? [...] [They] will shortly be so numerous [...] and will never adopt our Language or Customs." These defamatory comments about refugees and asylum-seekers sound as if they might have been made today by the right-wing populist Alternative for Germany party (AfD).
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Antiga origem de colonos, Alemanha hoje é país de imigrantes

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By Suzanne Cords
| Deutsche Welle (DW) Verified
06/09/20266 de setembro de 2026 Medo da imigração descontrolada domina o debate público entre alemães. Mas muitos esquecem da época em que milhões de alemães emigraram em busca de uma vida melhor.
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