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For refugees, it’s destination Germany - The Washington Post
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The German people offer a heart warming welcome to refugees suffering enormous hardships as they make their way through countries in Eastern Europe to Germany.
"Wilkommen Refugees"- The German people's response to refugees from Syria and North Africa
09/06/2015
Never has Germany seen such a huge outpouring of support for people fleeing war and persecution from all parts of the country.
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The German effort to help refugees find a home in the country is in sharp contrast to the little that is done by the U.S. and other countries in Europe.
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Germany's system for receiving and resettling the 800,000 refugees expected in 2015- "a national challenge, for a long period of time"
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For refugees, it’s destination Germany - The Washington Post
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The refugee crisis could actually be a boon for Germany - The Washington Post
Washington Post 09/10/2015
Germany Works on Migrant Labor Conundrum
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U.S. resettlement of Syria's refugees at 1500 and UK 166 in 2015, as Germany accepts 800,000 refugees
09/04/2015
The huge difference in the U.S. and German resettlement of Syria's refugees. About half the population of Syria is dslocated in a tragedy of massive proportions for a country of 23 million- additional numbers of refugees are spread out in Iraq and Libya. The U.S. withdrawal from the Middle East under the Obama administration led to a worsening of the crisis in Iraq, Syria and Libya, and the unraveling of the fragile situation in these countries. The result is the flow of migrants to Europe by the hundreds of thousands in 2015. German chancellor Merkel will be remembered in history for the courage to say in Sept 2015- "If Europe fails on the question of refugees, its close connection with universal civil rights will be destroyed." And for rallying German society to the work of integrating refugees with the openness of educational institutions and civil society, especially in the urban areas.
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