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As Germany Welcomes Migrants, Some Wonder How to Make Acceptance Last

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Lessons learned from the earlier wave of Turkish migrants to Germany in the early postwar period, and how Germany is using the lessons learned to integrate the new wave of Arab migrants in 2015 from the beginning. One part of this effort is the openness of educational institutions throughout Germany to offer free language classes and easier access to schools and universities. The media is cooperating in the effort by creating a positive perception of the new migrants to help integration into German society. Many challenges remain, yet German leaders on the centre right and centre left have shown remarkable courage and willingness to tackle the situation with forward looking initiative.

Germany- issues relating to immigration and integration of immigrants into German society.

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