Why are there SO MANY Turks in Germany?
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Explore the fascinating history that ties Turkey and Germany together in a series of alliances and exchanges that ultimately helped propel Germany to economic greatness.
This video delves into the centuries-old relationship between the two nations, from the Ottoman-Habsburg wars to the post-World War II era, concluding that the Turkish workforce was instrumental in fueling the German Economic Miracle (Wirtschaftswunder) of the 20th century.
Learn how Turkey's role as an ally and a source of labor helped transform Germany into one of the world's strongest economies.
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As a son of one those workers. My Father was a technician who worked in the rebuilding of the fallen infrastructure of Germany starting in for almost 15 years and had a different job after that, before he went back to Turkiye in 1985 taking us with him. As a person who was born in Germany and raised there i can say, i have experienced only one time a case which can be described as discriminatory when i was Germany. I've much more good memories rather than bad ones. As a Turkish citizen living in my homecountry for more 35 years now i often visit Germany for business reasons and everytime i went there my chilhood memories are coming back. I wish only good to German people, my german, italian, moroccan, pakistani and greek childhood friends yes we lost our connection but my prayers on your wellbeing never changed. Most of them are 50 years old now. Mein Kindergarten, meine Schule, Offenbach, Sachsenhausen und Frankfurt AM.
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turks are muslims and therefore anti semitic racists
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@@amaduck2132 funnily greeks and turks get along better than they do with others when they are far away from their home country
As a Turk, your video is surprisingly accurate. Unlike most people think, Turks went there not as refugees.
but now adays most turks are refugee
Turkish Immigrant with Passport and Working license are Not Refugee.@@muhammadbaba-lw8rm
Turks never run away from war
Why you respond to a video speaking about your nation while you respond about another nation ? Don't speak about anyone if you didn't experienced what they had , I am not Syrian but if someone living in a country in a war between extreme terrorists like isis and others and dictatorship and more other parts I think he will take his family and go away as soon as possible to try to live ....
@@ramifridhi4038 thats the Difference between you and a TURK. a TURK dies for his country
Jazakallah for educating us. Knowledge is power. I was telling a sister in Palestine about your videos. She was so distressed and i told her about Maldives video and how one man was victorious in liberation of Maldives. Thanks for the light and best sadqa is to spread the knowledge
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My Grandfather worked in Istanbul for a weapon factory. At some point people came and said they were looking for a caster for metallic materials in Germany and poached him (Company near Hamburg - Aluminium Oxid, AOS). He then brought his wife and my father to Germany as a small child and worked in Germany's heavy industry until he retired. He later died of cancer. Due to all the hazardous substances and the lack of protection, it has collected toxic gases. Many of his buddies who were also Turks or Slavic died in a similar way.
My grandparents' generation was called because the Germans themselves didn't want to get their hands dirty doing such work. In addition, the Germans thought that we would leave of our own accord at some point. But my grandfather stayed and got an apartment first. Later he was able to finance a house and my father still lives there to this day. And his grandson (me) now works as a technical manager in the IT department at Germany's largest training companies for crafting.
But the question is. Even though we were born here, do we still feel comfortable? I have often thought about emigrating. Back to turkey or to another state. Germany and Turkey no longer have anything in common. Something like a German-Turkish friendship, if it existed, only existed during the war. But not in my reality.
Yeah looking at germans treatment on Ozil is enough
ââ@@_ABDUL-RAHIM.Ãzil has really himself to blame for that one.
He fell out with all his clubs too, even Turkish ones, not to mention his Madrid departure wasnt very clean either.
Turkey actaully asked Germany to send Turks back because they needed trained workers .
Another video to enlighten us on accurate history. Great job as usual.
U forgot something. While the Turks went to Germany to support the economic miracle it was the idea that after the two years the Turks would go back to turkey as qualified workers to fuel the turkish economy because most of the men that went to Germany at first were unqualified farmers from rural turkey
yes and THATS the reason why they kept the wages low. Many of the firms also didnt bother about work safety for their foreign workers. It changed because of the Oil crisis in the 70's and Germany stopped recruiting and gave the foreign workers either the option to leave with money or stay and get their families over to settle.
I think this is why they sent Central Anatolian Turks, not Western Turks
@@thesliyy3800 Turks came from everywhere but people from Istanbul were rare. And YES, even from Western Turkey, as long as it were from rural areas instead of cities.
â@@thesliyy3800 i am western turk and there were people who went to germany from where we were.
Great video. As a grandson of those turkish guest workers who came in the late 60s to germany I was born and raised here in Germany. Raising up between two cultures is really very difficult and sometimes you have an identical crisis. But you can also use this as your advantages when you can speak both languages fluently and is an enrichment for your cultural understanding.
But unfortunately we are anyway experience a lot of discrimination and racism here. And in Turkey like you said in the video they call us âAlmanciâ and when we are in Turkey we also still some kind experience discrimination in another way. So we are sticked between two cultures and try to make the best out of it.
But for me it is something special and Iâm proud of to be one of these âAlmanciâ in the third generation.
Greetings from South Germany.
#Plaka55
How does it come that people like me who are from Croatia never experienced racism???
Mostly Muslims people complain about racism because they donât respect the host culture..its haram.. this is the real racism
@@markobakovic627 I do not complain. I experienced that because maybe Iâm a muslim, I donât know. But why you subtly blame me for that? When I experienc discrimination, it is then my fault?
I was born here I can speak better german than turkish, I studied here and have a good job, but anyhow I experience racism. Maybe you should ask the other side why they do racism.
I dont say that all germans like that, dont get me wrong. Most of them of course are not racists.
But there is a group that is.
@@Nordanatolier55 I think it is my friend because islam culture isnât compatible with Europen culture
I live and was born in Berlin where over 120 nations live
Muslims where there only causing problems because everything that is non Muslim is haram islam donât respect other cultures and traditions. I would say mostly when experienced racism then because this people had bad experiences with MuslimâĶ like i said Christian immigrants have no problem because we fully integrateâĶ donât miss understand me maybe you didnât do anything wrong but like I said many many many Muslims behave like shit i EuropaâĶ just look how many terror attackers in the name of islam we had
Every day in Germany you habe 20 knives attack per day!!! Per day!!!
â@@markobakovic627 lol, Croatians are much smaller in number. While Turks are millions in Germany. And Turks will never assimilate or don't have a concept called assimilation. For the Turks, either Muslim or non-Muslim Turks, only Turkification, no assimilation. In Europe, you have integration or assimilation to the host culture. For the Turks, the Turks have Turkification. This clashes each other. It is not about haraam and halaal in Islam, it is about domination. The Turks also drink raki which is haraam in Islam because it is alcoholic, the Turks also smoke which is haraam in Islam, the Turks also sometimes don't wear hijaab which is haraam in Islam. Once again, it is not about halaal and haraam in Islam. It is about domination. Do you forget that the Turks in Turkey were not even the original Turks, their ancestors were Turkified and now they are the people who will Turkify Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium. If you want to see the original Turks, you can go to Altai region in Russo-Mongolian border where you can see the yellow-skinned and slanted-eyes people. The Turks today from Anatolia were just Anatolians with some mixture of those original Turks and those originals were minority, because their numbers were small but they were able to Turkified the whole region. It is a warrior behaviour.
are you serious? @@markobakovic627
Turks living in Germany got indeed germanized to a degree but they also turkified Germans and literally created Turkish towns inside Germany. This is the reason why some right wing Europeans don't like Turkish migrants as they don't become Europeans in few decades like other migrants, even after 60 years they are still Turkish, their children are Turkish. Only their grandchildren recently began becoming Germans especially if one of their parents is German. So they aren't ''ideal migrants'', Europeans might brag about their liberalism all day long but if you look at their actions they don't like liberalism at all and always favouring their own against foreign cultures...
Parallel societies are German cultures! Germany bears the responsibility. If you are treated as a guest, even though you go to work, etc., would you want to see yourself as a German? You Germans just don't have an identity anymore either. The Germans have treated civilized people badly and now come masses of migrants who do not behave. That is not fair.
And whats wrong with favoring your own?
How do you think a society or a country works? ð
If the majority of people in country dont get along, the country would collapse. So of course foreign people have to adapt the culture of the country they're living in, thats how integration works.
In German alle TÞrken bitte zurÞck in ihre Heimat nur KriegsflÞchtinge haben das Recht zu bleiben
@@jimnewt2138 I think i stated what was wrong quite clear but still i will explain it further. There is nothing wrong with favouring your own, pretty much every nation does that to a degree. Even if racism isn't common they might still do that as it is easier to trust somebody sharing your culture, it is simple human nature. For example foreigners face discrimination pretty much in every level in Japan especially if they didn't learn Japanese including Kanji which is quite hard for foreigners. And Japanese people openly state immigrants must adopt their culture, it is their country and they have a right to demand that regardless it is wrong or right. But do westerners openly state immigrants must adopt their cultures, huh?? Ofc not otherwise how exactly you will claim you are so liberal, humanist etc! So in every single official or unofficial material from media to government you act like immigrants and their cultures will be respected but then act against them if they didn't adopt your cultures which is nothing but a wicked hypocrisy!! For example lets look at Germany, shall we? Listen to every single German chancellor that they brag about their liberalism, humanism, democracy, how EU was established to defend human values bla bla then forbid dual citizenship in Germany! Where did those ''European human rights'' disappear exactly?? These two faced policies make it wrong without any question, if western countries were honest about it there would be far less immigrants heading that way, there would be far less racism in the west but European economies would shrink a lot which is the whole reason keeping false advertisement..
germans never thanked for this, the first line of defense on the Berlin Wall were Turks, yes Turkish families were settled there, so soviets would shot Turks instead of germans.
Cem Karaca's "Es kamen Menschen an" song is nice one about the topic.
"They have called labors but people came"
Nice video
a little night story .....Legend has it that a Turkish man from the Black Sea region, working in a chocolate factory, one day he ate the hazelnuts he brought from his homeland, which he had in his pocket while he was working, at one point he must have screwed an M4 bolt onto the machinery . Then he dropped nuts from his pocket onto the chocolate that had already been poured into the cast plates. The man was embarrassed by it and said nothing, later the boss came into the canteen and shouted. Who made this brilliant chocolate? The man said, I have that, meister, sorry. But the boss came and hugged him. etc etc. The factory called the chocolate Nussbeisser.
Ä° liked that story but it seems a fairy tale :). Ä°'m not mocking but since i'm a black sea man(born and raised) i think the hazelnut chocolates has a long history more than that. But i'm not sure about that. Ä° wish it was true so that i can tell this story all around the world :).
@@andjusticeforallav.ismailg1011 its improvised fairytale :)
For example, Italy's Nutella is made with hazelnuts from Turkiye.
Thanx a lot
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Great great video
Im not from turkey but my father was also called as âGastarbeiterâ!
One thing I have to say is this generation of my father who came here in the 60s 70s were treated as second class humans where they put 5-10 of them in a flat with 1-2 rooms and treated them as animals just go work shut up here money and hopefully u go back.
And now they playing moral advocate on other countryâs, the west and its double standards
The last part is simulair in the Netherlands. We had a labour shortage after WWII and some even argue we didn't automate enough or were to arrogant to do enough jobs. Whatever in the end many morrocans and Turkish labours stayed. Starting a steady Muslim population in the Modern Netherlands.
Which nation assimilated better in the Netherlands? Turks or Morrocans?
â@@larsjohansson660that is different in every aspect of this 2 particular groups, as for Dutch language the Moroccan people learned it better and faster (and even applies to the newest generation) as is comes for overall culture the Turkish and Dutch culture are more alike than Dutch and Moroccan culture.
Im german and i can tell you that the turkish-german relationship is a hate-love relationship
Ä° am turkish with 53 years Germany past, yeah man, from my side starting with love ending with hate to cold deeply racist structure and culture..if you want to be free...as muslim...greetings from Mesut Ãzil.
@geranienbaum nobody is perfect.
It's mostly hate from the German side.
@@al-hilalgames5708 It's rather your stone age religions called islam who causes conflicts here in germany. all the time.
I am German and I thought public law at university.
There are some facts you need to know.
The turks are perfectly legally in our country and every single one has a residence permit from our authorities or citizenship!
2. The Turks faced heavily discrimination in our country.
Though there has never been a decree or any LEGALLY based actions against them, there were governments like that of Helmut Kohl who wanted to force them out by discrimination and illegal actions.
There children were systematically prevented to visit the higher education schools though they were qualified and had/ have the legal right to do.
During military rule in Turkey German governments would ask turkish authorities to send people spying on the Turkish people in Germany. The reason is to prevent them from using the freedom of speech or practice their religion freely as they would face reprisal actions when visiting their relatives during holidays.
When Mr ErdoÄan came to power the German governments started to condemn the same institutions THEY asked the Turkish military to install in Germany!
3. Until recently ehe German governments usef asked the Turkish governments to send Turkish teachers to teach the Turkish students in Turkish language at school and the German governments would pay for that to prevent them from integrating into society.
Again all those actions despite that every Turkish person is perfectly legally in Germany with legal residence permit!!
Exaclty, some right wing Europeans don't like Turkish migrants as they don't become Europeans in few decades like other migrants. Even after 60 years they are still Turkish, their children are Turkish. Only their grandchildren recently began becoming Germans especially if one of their parents is German. So they aren't ''ideal migrants'', Europeans might brag about their liberalism all day long but if you look at their actions they don't like liberalism at all and always favouring their own against foreign cultures...
The Turks are here legally and have always gone to work. In my district, the Turks, Russians and Iranians have become doctors, teachers, engineer, etc. The German kids from my school often have a drinking problem and don't go to work. (sad, not funny) Then you still have to hear that you are only a guest and not a German. I was socialized in Germany and nowhere else!!! German is a nation, not a race...
@@ggoddkkiller1342 bullshit! You are spreading lies because you hate Turks. You are twisting the truth upside down!
FACT IS those right-wing governments like that of Helmut Kohl WERE PREVENTING the Turks of becoming members of society! They were actively denying them higher education. They were actively keeping them down and bringing in Turkish teachers from Turkey to prevent those children from mastering the language. Then a fascist like you comes around and turns the victims into perpetrators?
FACT is the Turks despite being discriminated against kept calm and abided by the law. They created businesses and workplaces and paid taxes. Our healthcare system would have already been imploded in the 1980s without the Turks.
While we Germans used every small incident to stay home and take extremely expensive therapies and cure treatments the Turks went to work even if they were ill and paid and paid!
I lived in many parts of East Germany and in extremely many places without the Turks offering services no one would live there!
@@BerndKlein-ef1dg absolutley! Look the biggest mistake we make in Germany is to squeeze out many talented young people out of society. Then politicians play one group of people against another group of people. Tens of thousands of people from all over the world come to study in Germany and they want to stay and start their own businesses or work for the companies here. But we always show them that they are not welcome so they go to the USA, Canada, UK and become successful people there creating workplaces and paying taxes! This is insane. We need workers in every sector now. The people in healthcare go to work in Switzerland or Luxemburg and our hospitals are suffering brain drain. We need to invest in social projects because investing in high finance only brought us the low-income sector compared to what we had before and that created many problems that are based on socioeconomic factors and not on race
and? Their purpose was as temporary foreign workers. Not immigrants. You forget that Germany is not America, it is not and never was intended on being a melting pot of cultures.
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Top most racist supremist nations on earth:
1.Jews (especially orthodox zionists)
2.turks (not central aisan turks but Anatolian turks)
3. Europeans (especially western Europeans)
Both are very different ðð completely different ideology
Thank you very much, my Malaysian brother, for using both togetherâĪâĪ
â@@mohammedowais7398No, they are not, these slanders are British and French propaganda.
Very interesting thank you I didn't know that. I just wish you would use another world map than mercator projection
my fathers side of the family were Gastarbeiters in the 70s and stayed in west germany until the early 90s when they moved to my current town near berlin in former east germany.
My mother side had the oppurtunity to work in germany too in the 60s however they rejected it but as you see im in germany right now so those gastarbeiters also later on brought in more turks in the 80s and 90s and 2000s which is the reason my aunt, uncle and mom ended up here too.
Good knowledge
You can say a lot about Turks but one thing is certain they work damn hard as they respect the hand that feeds them.
The German Turks here are embarassing. Not all of them, though... the Turks in Turkey are different than the Turks in Germany.
@@tronalddump2444 I can only vouch for the ones I know in TÞrkiye and here in UK , maybe a generation issue in Germany dunno .
They also thrive in drug trade and all things illegal in Germany and Holland. Also top of receiving wellfare. Very âhardâ workers indeed
Thanks a lot for such quality content!
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Turks are great
Great video but I wish it was not as fast paced towards the end and with more details; for example that millionth Beetle was produced in 1955; clearly before the wave of Turkish âgastarbeiterâ
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How do you make these map animations , one vedio for this !
But Germans now have the audacity to want to kick all Turks out (Far right political party). Absolutely ungrateful. I'm also a foreigner in Germany, but not Turkish.
You're taking the extreme end of the spectrum and acting like it represents the majority.
@@thecrimsondragon9744
Look lol. I'm an only foreigner in a class full of Germans. Even Germans who vote for "Greens" make extremely racist comments. Even a Green voter vegan lesbian told me that I will never be a German and laughed at me together with her other German friend. And keep in mind these 2 girls were my "friends" at the time. But I stopped hanging out with them because of racist comments they make, constantly pointing out that I'm a foreigner despite of me living my whole life in Germany.
I know that this is considered generalization, but guess what? I totally agree with generalizations and I know that many Turks, for example, behave violently in Germany. And I also wholeheartedly believe that 95% of Germans are extremely racist. They even hate other Europeans. It's just disgusting and I will leave forever as soon as I graduate.ððž
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I wrote a long comment but it got deleted. So to sum it up: I look German and lived my whole life here, yet I experienced "r4cism" more like xen0phobia from almost all Germans I met. I think Germans are the most r4cist people on this planet and their very recent history backs up my opinion, they even hate other Europeans.
And I do believe in generalizations, because 1 culture = 1 mentality.
@@thecrimsondragon9744
I wrote a long comment but it got deleted. So to sum it up: I look German and lived my whole life here, yet I experienced "r4ci_sm" more like xen0phobi@ from almost all Germans I met. I think Germans are the most r_acist people on this planet and their very recent history backs up my opinion, they even hate other Europeans.
And I do believe in generalizations, because 1 culture = 1 mentality.
@@thecrimsondragon9744 I tried to comment something, but I guess since I live in Germany, I can't express the truth what kind of people Germans are. K.
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They were mainly there to work in the industry. Was a good deal for both sides.
in germany they call us turks and in turkiye almanci
TÞrkiye'de Gurbetçi deriz delikanlÄą. Yani ekmek parasÄą için uzak Þlkeler gidip, sÄąla hasreti çeken anlamÄąnda. AlmancÄą deyimi, daha çok kÄąrsal alanda , kÃķyÞne, zengin dÃķnen ve gÃķsteriÅ yapan Almanya gurbetçilerine sataÅmak için kendi akrabasÄą, eÅi dostu tarafÄąndan kullanÄąlan kaba bir tabirdi.
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MaÅAllah I love your Ottoman and other TÞrk content brother.
No Muslims speak about this today!!!
Wish you would speak about the treacherous Arab Revolt though, which is what put the Muslims in the state they are in today.
It is very ironic the treatment of turks in germany, ive always known this but not in this much detail so thank you
And now some Germans are angry that there are so many turks here...
Why wouldnât they be angry? Do you want parallel societies of foreigners in your country?
â@@CaptainHindsight-xt9ydCulture is not genetically determined. A Turk who was socialized in Germany is a German. If ghettos develop, it is Germany's fault. These parallel societies can also form with Germans. This has nothing to do with origin.
Germany itself has no identity anymore and then civilized people with a migration background are seen as guests. How should one then still identify oneself as a German?
@@BerndKlein-ef1dg What utter nonsense.
@@NorthSea_1981 Why? Arguments?
@@CaptainHindsight-xt9ydthey Wanted us now stfu
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Excellent informative video. These are always omitted from school history lessons
Are you from Toronto Canada?
At the siege of Vienna in 1683 the Turks had completely surrounded Vienna, it was there for the taking but for a brave Polish King named Sobieski who along with his Polish hussar cavalry and German support completely routed the 140, 000 Turkish army and sent them fleeing back to Turkey. Vienna is saved, but we are still waiting for the Vienna council who commissioned the Sobieski monument to accept it from the Polish people.
6:40 Actually you are wrong. It is little known that the initiative for the German-Turkish recruitment agreement came from Turkey. Turkey had a significant interest in sending part of its rapidly growing population abroad as temporary guest workers. During the Cold War, Turkey was considered an important NATO member on the southeastern flank of what was then the Soviet Union. Turkey's economic and political stability was in the interests of NATO countries and other Western countries.
Thank you, my friend :-D
If it weren't for the Turks, Germany wouldn't be the largest European economy.
Why not?
That's complete nonsense.
Wir haben vieles aufgebaut warum LÞgen die !!!
@@CaptainHindsight-xt9yd there were not enough people to work maybe thats why
@@AliOlgun-dc8olthen why not simply ban contraceptives?
afrer ww2, germany tried italian people first for lack of workforce but it was not efficent enough for them. then germany has chosen turkish workers beside of eastern europeans. nowadays lots of white collar workers are also trying to immigrate to germany to live a better life.
Can you share an episode on "Palestine" place origins and if any time it was called by other name(s) etc. How it emerged etc.?
Ottoman's decline was mainly due to demographics. From 1700 on, their population started to decline, while
the populations of Russia and European adversaries were rising rapidly. Ottoman stock was mainly nomadic,
which was more resistant to pandemics, it was slow growing more slowly compared to agrarian settled
societies. Introduction of potato into Europe was big game changer. They started looking into it mid 1800's,
when their population was a small fraction of Russia, it was too late.
and I think Ottoman never dream of colonizing their main goal was only served Islam and defended it
We lost because we never Assimilated the people. If we were like other countries half world would be Turkish. The reason why in Balkan for example are so many small countries is the ottomans kept their culture, Tradition, Religion we could easily make everyone turkish in 500 years. Just look at other countries all brainwashed the people. Russia is big but genetically only West russia is slavic the Rest is turkic and mongolic like caucasia isnt russian too
â@@Asdgbbm If you truly believe that, you need to stop watching Ertugrul. As any empire, their goal was expansion, power and influence.
ââââ@@JohnDoe-qm8nsNo not in that amount the truth is closer to the first guys comment. They build a state for that you have to conquer land. Then you get more enemies and have to fight them. So it was a necessity to grow. They took middle east because mamluks were hostile.
They beat the Turkish ruled what we today call Ä°ran many times but they did not want it because it was to far away. All the time they served Islam until last day. Unfortunately they made mistake not making the Turks in wider aspect as main state people!
It is a reason but not the main reason. India and China have never been short of population, but it has nothing to do with the global empire.
Ma Shaa Allah..your videos are eye opening and moral boosting. My knowledge has increased to next level by watching your informative videos. However my inquisitive mind has two queries firstly what's your origin and educational background secondly which references you use for the information you convey to us. I know there might be multiple references but in general if you could tell us that would be great!!!!! Thanks
He is lying though. Germany didnât need Turkish guest workers to become a strong economy.
Itâs actually better to not always max out the economy with foreigners to not over flood the work market.
@@CaptainHindsight-xt9yd Exactly. So much nonsense here & plain historically wrong.
â@@CaptainHindsight-xt9ydI wonder how many German men were left after the war, probably not many, think about it
@@Karakulak1071 yes, but many German prisoners of war were released in 1957.
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Mashallah brother. That is a question I have always wondered about. Never knew it went centuries back.
Amazing work
Centuries back? Did you even watch the video?
Heres something you may find interesting. :)
The name of my country has nothing to do with the interesting and delicious bird ''turkey'', well let me explain. :)
Name of my country has always been Turkiye, that is Turk-iye, where the -iye suffix means ''land of/belonging to''...
...just like the Latin suffix -ia in such countries as Latv-ia, Roman-ia, Eston-ia, Austr-ia, Austral-ia etc etc. Another example; decades ago Czechoslovakia Republic changed it's name to Czech Republic and a few years ago changed that to Czechia (that is Czech-ia).
Anyways, most likely the Latin -ia suffix was derived from the Turkish version -iye,
as Turkish is much much older.
Because in old times people of different languages could only pronounce it as their languages allowed them, we got various differences in spelling like Turchia (in Italian), Turquie (in French) and Turkey (in English) all trying to resemble the pronounciation of ''Turk-ia'' thus Turkiye.
Mind you this was way BEFORE the animal we currently know as 'turkey'' was found by the europeans when they explored the north americas....
...they came across the bird and thought it was a specie of the fowl/chicken they had been buying from the country of Turkiye at the time, so they named the bird ''Turkey Fowl'' meaning ''Turkish Chicken''.....
....just like how a dog breed is known as German Shepherd (because it's from Germany), Rhodesian Ridgeback (because it's from Rhodesia), American Bulldog, British Terrier, Greek Harehound etc etc.
In time you don't get to call the Greek Harehound as simply as ''Greek''; or you don't call the British Terrier as ''British''; or the German Shepherd as ''German'', but in time the Turkish Fowl started to be called just ''turkey'', and has been going on for hundreds of years.
Now in 2023, this is causing confusion, especially when we have people across the world unable to point to their OWN country on the atlas, this ''confusion over the naming'' needed to be corrected.
So my country decided to rectify this confusion that has been going on for so long and corrected the name in other languages to TÞrkiye, which it always was, we basically didn't change the name of our country, we changed the mistake made in the English language. : )
So, there's some tid bit information for you to have a great day, if you read upto this point you have a great night too, ohh just have a wonderfull life. : )
Best wishes. ;)
....ohh and the same goes with the suffix '' -istan'' as many would know,
like in Pak-istan (land of the Pure), Turkmen-istan (land of the Turkmen), Hind-ustan, again a play on the -istan.
...remember to uphold Islam in your life, so TheCreator upholds us on earth,
as salam alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh ; )
Masha Allah brother thank you for this information
@@asrarahmed6385 Love and salams to all Believers out there. : )
It's rather funny that such an explanation is needed
@@arthurlecomte8950 The reason why such an explanatory long worded approach was needed is actually hinted in the text.
But considering you need clearer explanation, I'll gladly do that now too.
In the cultural hegemony of the ''west'' we have an ''intellectual inclination'' of ''orientalism''. Certainly this by it's self may seem harmless however when we look at the attitudes and actions within it we will find a racist, deragotary outlook to anything and everything that is ''other'' than them.
Hence why there have been multitudes of wars, crimes, sufferings among nations, majority of which been devised/engineered/cheered on by that NIHILISTIC NARCISSISTIC psychology.
And the simpletons in such societs, while breathing the same air as the rest of us sane people, went into the extend to try to make fun of the name of a country.
Now, any logical person would know that anyone who makes fun of someone because of this or that are actually insecure, intellectually shallow and perhaps even sociopathetic. Furthermore logic calls that any sane person rectift the misuse and mistreatment of such ill minds.
Hence why all of that explanation was needed.
The reason why this additional explanation was needed was because of you.
I hope you get that. If you need any further explanation, please do not hesitate, I'll be more than happy to oblige.
Take care. ;)
Cuz tuekey is poor
Sparta fought on the side of Persia. Do a vid on that.
I'm also a German turk
I never faced discrimination in turkey also the younger generation in germany also isnt racist its easy to become a german as a turk if you ask me the rhibgs they say in this video is from my pespective not true germans are awesome
I am Turkish and I was born I Germany but my family moved to USA when I was 5. My uncle was a politician in Germany and he passed away on February 2023. His name was Ismail Tipi.
Was he Anti-Islam?
Hristiyan mÄąydÄą
Germany didn't actually want Turks immigrating to their country because they were worried about the cultural differences between Germany and Turkey which was too great. Germany had plenty of people from the poorer areas of West Germany who could fill the demand for manpower in it's indutries. The USA, however, wanted to maintain a good relationship with Turkey and so pressured Germany into accepting Turkish guest workers.
Same reason there are so many Pakistanis/Bengalis/Caribeans/Yemenis in Britain. After the population collapse from WW2, the British called on workers from the colonies to come and man the factories. I never knew that Britain was just copying West Germany.
Weâre the British copying west Germany if it happened in Britain before it happened in Germany?
@@CaptainHindsight-xt9yd it sounds like Germany tried it first.
@@SandiegoRockstar 1948 sounds like it came before 1956.
And they never integratedâĶ such a lazy mistake. Religion killed it
Except Germany never colonized Turkey..
Their need more workers at that time. Since Turkish also their allies in their ww1, maybe it's more easier
7:27 Why did you show a block in East Berlin? The DDR didnât allow Turkish immigrants
The first 6 minutes of the video was just about the history you only spent two minutes talking about how Turks helped Germany grow piece of advise if you make a video donât make the last minute to two of the said video of the said topic if the topic doesnât cover the entire or most of the video than just make the video shorter this video could have been 2 minutes instead of 8 minutes but you spent most of the time talking about history than talking about the main topic this wasnât me being disrespectful or anything just giving my view on the video .
you have to know the past to understand certain thinks better. Without this intro it woud be meaningless at all
@@tamers5818 true but they could have summarized the history in less than a minute or 2 but 6 minutes out of the 8 minutes !
The best Turkish kebabs are found in Germany I kid you not ð
Well, after watching your video, I have decided to correct some serious mistakes in your knowledge. I will not get into details. Although it would be good to show your sources when you are doing a video like this.
First, it's not Turks or Turkey; it's Ottoman.
The second thing to fix is the assassination plan. It seems to me that you totally came up with it by yourself. Grenades.. 2-3 assassins.. nope, it was not like that. Yes, you are correct at some point, but it has nothing to do with that trip. There was only one guy. There were no SEALs in that era.
The third thing is the pictures you used. I have no idea who they are. Sorry. I have a very clear picture of the guy who used the revolver. The second picture you used looks similar, but it's not him. The first picture you used, I dont know.
The fourth thing is that WWI has nothing to do with why there are many Turks in Germany (which is our main topic). Ottoman was with Germany in WW1 just because Ottoman wanted to get back the lands they lost and tried to regain its power. Also, the Ottomans wanted to catch up with military technology. Before the Germans, it was France. That's why many Ottoman officers could speak both German and French like their mother tongue.
Now, the reason why there are many Turks in Germany is the WW2. As I said before, I will not get into details, but basically, after the war, there was no manpower left in Europe. As you may know, Turkey joined the war in the last six months of the war. So obviously, Turkey didn't lose that much manpower. In 50s and 60s Germany openly announced that they needed manpower to do things. Well.. even you can understand, the first country that comes to mind is, yes, Turkey. So many countries send people to Germany to start a new life.. Turkey accepted more than other countries. And many Turks stayed in Germany.. and then mixed marriages and blah blah.. so.. thats your short answer.
Fun Fact:
After the Turks joined the Korean War, the USA allowed them to join NATO.
In the 1960's U.S leaders wrote a letter to West Germany to allow Turkish migrants. The West Germans being a staunchy ally of USA didn't refuse...and that is how Turkish migration began in Germany.
Wrong! They was 2 million turks, 1,2 million Yugoslavs , million italians and greeks and a lot of others also, they all togheter did that ! Better inform yourself before doing such Videos
The legal basis for labor migration was laid with the Germany-Turkey Labor Force Agreement signed in Bonn, the capital of the Federal Republic of Germany, on 30 October 1961. Starting from 1961, worker selection procedures started through the German Liaison Office in Tophane, Istanbul. In those years, no one had any thoughts of leaving Germany or other European countries.
Turks are not refugees in Germany like miserable Arabs, Afghan, Pakistani, Syrian etc. So many Turks in Germany worked for very difficult and dirty jobs. Any lazy Arabs dont work in this works.
Right now so many Turks are bosses in Germany and graduaded so many German Universities.
And now Germany is a very glad calling Turks to Germany. And still their first choice is the Turks.
And Germans so ungrateful against Turks. lol.
What is the Turkish opinion about the Syrians?
@@liqiz1755 Obviously your comment is very shallow without looking at historic facts. Arabs betrayed Ottoman Empire and rebelled against the Empire. Not sure but If you have any idea about world war 1 you would understand how difficult it was to build this country with blood and tears. Turks just donât want someone who rebelled to themselves in their land which they even donât even come to work and never even put a single stone to build anything In Turkey half of them living with out tax payers money. However Turks in Germany was invited by Germans? I donât think we went there taking our luggage sneaking from border? Is it clear madamme?
@@liqiz1755 The only reason Turks donât like Syrians is that we were same Empire 125 years ago and they revolted against the Ottoman. We went through World War One with great sacrifices. Syrians they just flee and left their country and they were obviously not invited or they did not defend their land which they stole from the Turks with British help to be honest. I think thereâs a slight difference between Turks who were invited to Germany by GERMANS to build their landâĶ maybe you canât understand this wayð if you canât understand itâs also fine as if we care.
@@FireflyThereIsHope dude chill, it was normal question. Donât need to get angry and you know, not everyone is the same. Same for Syrians, many of them also entrepreneurs, have businesses and so on.
@@FireflyThereIsHope And please donât spread lies against Syria ðļðū astagfirullah.
Remember Erdogan attacked North Syria.
Germans accomplishments doesn't directly depend on somebody. They have basically more cultural capital than any other nation. We were effective species for the food which Germany has been started cooking already. They have been sparking last 300 years in different manners: philosophy(Kant, Schopenhauer, Jung...), literature(Geothe...), engineering(no need to tell), discipline and hard working(protestant ethic)
Waiting for a video supporting Muslims and specifically Gaza
AlmancÄą has not to mean germanized, it means gurbetçi where spesified!
Especially the lady at the end of the video perfectly sums up the identity crisis of the current generation of Turks.
the answer starts around 7 minute mark.
thank me later
Very informative video brother, may Allah bless you.
While historically interesting the last part of the video is unfortunately not based on history but on what was told to the guest workers and Germans as propaganda.
1. The German economic miracle is not the result of the workforce-structure, it's the result of targeting population centers instead of factories in the WWII strategic bombing campaign, Germany never entered full war-production due to resource shortages, this created a head-start on civilian production after the war as factories did not have to be converted back. Bombed-out cities tend to be confused with bombed out production capability.
2. Turkish workers had little to do with this initial "miracle", they only entered the picture in 1961, 16 years after the war ended, the original guest-workers were Italians in 1955, this was however primarily to reduce the Italian inflation created by a trade deficit. Aim was to stabilize inner-European Trade by creating a flow of German currency to Italy, which imported German goods due to the mentioned "miracle".
3. Turkey, seeing the Italian guest-worker program (as well as spain and greece in 1960) was the country to ask Germany for a similar deal. Germany refused this Turkish request.
It was not Germany requesting Turkish workers, it was Turkey requesting Germany to take workers.
4. Eventually the US pressured Germany to agree to the Turkish request,
this was not due to economical but for strategic reasons (NATO).
The guest-worker agreement originally intended for temporary work visas only for those from the geographically European part or Turkey, however as the workers were trained by companies preferring to keep them instead of having to re-train this was extended indefinitely (1964 onward), the limit on the parts of turkey the workers were to come from was never fully enforced.
Nothing in this video is true. They build Germany? Why didn't they build Turkey in first place?
Because the government was filled with crackheads at the time.
germans build all german industries. Turks just worked in the factories. But they all pretend that the turks created all these industries.
Fun Fact: The U.S president right after the Korean War wrote a letter to West Germany to allow Turkish migrants as part of helping out the Turkish government (a new NATO member). In other words, the USA wanted to help out the Turks.
It was the price turkey asked to allow the US to station its nukes im anatolia.
Germany paid the price. Heavy price i must say because just a few decades later, the US had intercontinental ballistic missiles rendering the nukes in turkey obsolete. Still germany had to keep the turks
Yeah originally the plan was to only allow immigrants from Eastern and Southern European countries
Pourquoi les anciens Grecs appellent-ils les Ãgyptiens Noirs? Selon les tÃĐmoins suivants :
TÃĐmoin oculaire du phÃĐnotype ÃĐgyptien ancien :
HÃĐrodote : Lâhistorien grec ancien qui vivait au 5ÃĻme siÃĻcle av. J.-C. a dÃĐcrit les anciens Ãgyptiens comme ayant la peau noire et les cheveux blancs dans son ouvrage ÂŦ Histoires Âŧ.
Strabo : Lâancien gÃĐographe et historien grec qui vivait au 1er siÃĻcle av. J.-C. a dÃĐcrit les Ãthiopiens (un terme qui pourrait se rÃĐfÃĐrer à des gens de diffÃĐrentes parties de lâAfrique) comme ayant la peau noire et les cheveux en laine, et a notÃĐ que certaines personnes considÃĐraient les Ãgyptiens comme appartenant à la mÊme race.
Diodorus Siculus: L'historien grec ancien qui vivait au 1er siÃĻcle avant JC a dÃĐcrit les Ethiopiens comme ayant la peau foncÃĐe et les cheveux courbÃĐs, et a notÃĐ que certaines personnes considÃĐraient les Ãgyptiens comme appartenant à la mÊme race.
Plutarque : Lâancien philosophe et historien grec qui vivait dans les 1er et 2ÃĻme siÃĻcles aprÃĻs J.-C. a ÃĐcrit que les Ãgyptiens ÃĐtaient ÂŦ noirs de chaleur Âŧ en raison du climat de leur patrie.
Al-Masudi : Lâhistorien et gÃĐographe arabe du 10ÃĻme siÃĻcle a dÃĐcrit les anciens Ãgyptiens comme ÂŦ un peuple noir, dâapparence diffÃĐrente et de cheveux de laine Âŧ.
Jean-François Champollion : Le savant français du XIXe siÃĻcle qui a dÃĐchiffrÃĐ les hiÃĐroglyphes de lâÃgypte ancienne a notÃĐ que certains anciens Ãgyptiens se dÃĐpeignaient avec des tons de peau plus foncÃĐs que ceux de leurs voisins.
HÃĐrodote : ÂŦ Histoires Âŧ, Livre II, chapitre 22. Disponible en ligne : classics.mit.edu/Herodotus/history.2.ii.html
Strabo : ÂŦ GÃĐographie Âŧ, livre XVI, chapitre 4, section 7. Disponible en ligne : penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Strabo/16D*.html#4.7
Diodorus Siculus : ÂŦ BibliothÃĻque de lâHistoire Âŧ, Livre III, Chapitre 2, Sections 1-3. Disponible en ligne : penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Diodorus_Siculus/3A*.html#2.1
Plutarch : ÂŦ Isis et Osiris Âŧ, 77. Disponible en ligne : penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Plutarch/Moralia/Isis_and_Osiris*/B.html#77
Al-Masudi : ÂŦ Les prairies dâor Âŧ, tome 1, chapitre 3. Disponible en ligne : archive.org/details/travelsalmes00masuuoft/page/52/mode/2up
Jean-François Champollion : ÂŦ Lettre à M. Dacier relative à l'alphabet des hiÃĐroglyphes phonÃĐtiques, 1822. Disponible en ligne: gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k5636837p/f9.item
HÃĐrodote : La description des Ãgyptiens comme ayant ÂŦ la peau noire et les cheveux volumineux Âŧ peut Être trouvÃĐe dans le Livre II, chapitre 22, qui commence par la phrase ÂŦ Pour ma part, je considÃĻre que les Colchiens, les Ãgyptiens et les Ethiopiens... Âŧ
Al-Masudi : Le passage dÃĐcrivant les Ãgyptiens comme ÂŦ le plus sombre de tous les humains Âŧ peut Être trouvÃĐ dans le Volume 1, Chapitre 3, à la page 52 de lâÃĐdition que jâai consultÃĐe.
Jean-François Champollion : Dans sa ÂŦ Lettre à M. Plus relativement à l'alphabet des hiÃĐroglyphes phonÃĐtiques, "Champollion n'utilise pas le terme "noir" pour dÃĐcrire les anciens Egyptiens. Au contraire, il soutient quâils ÃĐtaient dâorigine africaine, sur la base de preuves linguistiques et culturelles. Le texte complet peut Être trouvÃĐ sur le lien que j'ai fourni plus tÃīt.
Je suppose que Al Masudi, Strabo, Aristotle diodorus sicilus et Plutarque ne sont pas aussi crÃĐdibles, hein? Quâen est-il de lâhomme qui a lui-mÊme dÃĐchiffrÃĐ les hiÃĐroglyphes en les appelant africains noirs, Jean-François Champollignon?
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Voici quelques-unes des milliers de similitudes que jâai trouvÃĐes entre lâÃgypte ancienne et le reste de lâAfrique noire :
Les anciens Ãgyptiens, comme le reste de lâAfrique subsaharienne, pratiquaient
le totÃĐmisme pratiquÃĐ ((C'est pourquoi vous avez eu l'innombrable divinitÃĐ en forme de chat dessinant sur leurs tombes), si je prends le peuple Bamoun / Bamileke, leur totem est l'ÃĐlÃĐphant comme vous pouvez le voir ici:
www.africadirect.com/african-peoples-art-bamileke
Histoire de l'Ãgypte ancienne : www.worldhistory.org/article/884/gods--godesses-of-ancien-egypt---a-brief-history/#:~:text=Totemism%20evolved%20out%20of%20local,spiritual%20connection%20to%20that%20lokale.
Les anciens Ãgyptiens ÃĐtaient polythÃĐistes, ils croyaient qu'il y avait beaucoup de dieux et pas un seul. Ceci est frÃĐquent car la culture proche de l'Afrique subsaharienne existe encore aujourd'hui. ( for those who did not adopt islam or christianity yet)
Ãgypte ancienne: giza.fas.harvard.edu/lessons/ancien-ÃĐgyptien-religion#:~:text=Thro%20much%20of%20ancien%20history,variety%20off%20other%20divine%20beings.
Afrique noire: artifactsjournal.missouri.edu/2015/01/polytheism-in-early-africa/
Les anciens Ãgyptiens ÃĐtaient vitalistes et croyaient que les haricots vivants avaient une ÃĒme.
Ãgypte ancienne: www.chemeurope.com/en/encyclopedia/Vitalism.html
français : www.scirp.org/journal/paperinformation.aspx?Ãtiquette : 118801
-Matriarchie, En Afrique, avant l'islam et la chrÃĐtientÃĐ, la matriarchie ÃĐtait trÃĻs prÃĐsente, les hommes et les femmes ÃĐtaient considÃĐrÃĐs comme ÃĐgaux et pouvaient mÊme hÃĐriter du trÃīne (reine Sheba, reine Nzinga, Reine Yaa Asantewaa ect.. Dans l'Egypte antique, vous aviez Nefertiti, Hatshepsut, Merneight)
-Hekka: Les anciens Ãgyptiens pratiquaient la mÊme chose que nous appelons aujourd'hui Juju en Afrique, ils l'appelaient hekka,
This is extremely random and has absolutely nothing to do with the video or the information presented in the video. You're just an idiotic troublemaker.
Wow all that happened? I thought they just inmigrante because of neccesity
Could you add links to where you get your information from so I could read and learn more. jazakallah khair
Salamu alaikum Akhi, as a origin German Muslim i can say, thats not correct what you said about the German Economy Wonder. First, the German economic miracle had begun in the early 1950s, 10 years before the great immigration began. Secondly, about 650 thousand Turkish men came to Germany between 1960 and 1970 and the population of Germany at that time was already just under 80 million people. Migrant workers were a minority in every profession, so the impact on the economy as a whole cannot have been so great. This is a widespread myth that guest workers built Germany and were responsible for the economic miracle, but unfortunately it does not correspond to the facts.
Schwachsinn. NatÞrlich haben Gastarbeiter extrem dazu beigetragen. Deutschland nach dem Krieg war am Ende. So viele MÃĪnner sind gestorben und viele Frauen sind alleine. Komm mir jetzt nicht mit dem TrÞmmerfrauen MÃĪrchen. Niemals konnte Deutschland innerhalb 10 wieder aufgebaut werden und bestimmt nicht allein durch Hausfrauen. Es fehlten an zig Arbeitern, die mit anpacken mussten.
Read this book to power up your knowledge:
Gene D. Matlock - What Strange Mystery Unites the Turkish Nations, India, Catholicism, and Mexico?
Read the thora, Rabbah 16:4, 16:5, and see that the OÄuz Turks, from the Turkish Princes Kanturah are blessed on world by God. Above all familes. Yes, even blessed above the Israelson which they call jews.
The studies that have been done mainly in America usually shows that itâs usually takes until the third or fourth generation to feel like they are part of that country that their grandparents or great grandparents came too . If your granparents came to Germany and your parents were raised in Germany then thatâs probably means that they will speak German with their kids and have adapted German culture to a larger degree then their parents. So a second generation Turkish-german Will raise their kids speaking German with a mix of German and Turkish culture. Look at Italian Americans or any other immigrant group that came over 50 years ago. They donât speak Italian and participate in American holidays etc but they are able keep a lot of the culture and food. The same is slowly happening with the different immigrant coming to Europe. But since immigration didnât really become a thing until the 60âs and 70âs in Europe itâs not perhaps as visible yet
The Turks built Germany and helped Germany get back on its feet. Thanks to Turkey
No they didnt. Germans build Germany. It was Germans that created their Bosch, BMW, Mercedes etc. Turks only worked in those factories. Turks in europe do service industry jobs, it doesnât need brains. So stop being a nationalist turk because you always love to brag about things that are not true.
first sentence is just wrong dude do your research and dont bait little kids with that lie
Your videos are awesome and contains incredible information.
Ä° wondered if you could make a video about the kurds?
As someone with Turkish nagionality and working in MÞnchen as a software engineer, this video ia truly accurate. Also, little note that German language is being thaught in high school as a compulsoru course. Most Turkish dudes like me simply decide to live and work in Germany since it has well established economy, and is the center of Europe.
As a Turkish from Turkiye, I understand you I would also live in germany instead of Turkiye if I had the chance, but voting in Turkish elections as someone that lives in germany doesnt make sense tbh.
You are right. I was born in germany but i have a turkish ID. Still i dont vote turkish elections. Just because i dont live there. I cant vote for a president for a country where i dont live in and do only vacation. @@DoofyGilmore1299
â@@DoofyGilmore1299 it is also make sense because it impacts the Turkish international policy. Imagine if KÄąlÄąÃ§daroÄlu won the last election, all of the Turkish diasporas are possible to be disowned.
â@@DoofyGilmore1299you hate your countrymen in the dispora. Look at proportions. How many younger people have the Turkish passport and what's the election participation rate? Mostly AKP voters go to vote while western friendly CHP people get rid of your passport. Many Kurdish people also get rid of the passport and therefore you have a higher AKP voter turnout because they participate mostly in the election.
@@-_MR666_- most of the Turkish diaspora is either made up by Turkmens of middle east or migrants and they descandents that goes to europe (mainly germany) and this people is mostly AKP supporter since if Turkiye stays poor our currency will be worthless and they can use they euros for a cheap vacation in Turkiye. Young students in europe has still Turkish citizenship but they do not come to Turkiye every year for vacation
However, it would be appropriate to add one thing: I think 70 percent of the people you call Turks in Germany and other European countries are Kurds. Because in Turkey, mostly people go to Europe from the southeastern region.
Great if you like Turkey also, me too. For that
We are lucky to have a large Turkish community here in Germany. Turkish-Germans or Turkish people has influenced a lot Germany for over 60 years. DÃķner Kebab or the many successful people with Turkish roots, BionTech founders Ugur Sahin or Ãzlem TÞreci or football players like Ãzil, GÞndogan, Emre Can etc. In the future also Deniz Undav, then successful show business people (more popular in German-speaking areas, not really in the US), like Singer Ayliva, ELIF or Monrose Bahar Kizil or presenters like Nazan Eckes, Funda Vanroy or politicians like Cem Ãzdemir etc.
Even Germanrap like Mero, Pashanim, Haftbefehl, Summer Cem etc.
Donât forget Fatih Akin or the Series: Turkish for Beginners etc.
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Youâ re turkâĶ
That's all good but what really built Germany after the war was US investment
Loans
â@@Rowlph8888with high intrestsð
What really rebuilt Germany after WWII was Germans themselves. US investment was minimal at best.
Rothschild
@@YallaGoetheTV No actually, the US lent at favorable rates that it lost money on.
Very well done Alhamdullilah
You summed it up perfect.
Selam from a Turkish brother in Germany.
Salamu alaikum brother . How are the various muslims in Germany. Is there a strong Islamic identity there. Love from a brother from USA
Why are you Turks leaving Islam ðĒ
@@PatrioticWarriror00unoffical that's not true
@@sameinbari8092 some Turkd are doing it
May Allah bless them to the right path
Yes it is, but I think in France in England it is more. We have a lot of work to do here.@@sameinbari8092
That's such a ridiculous statement. The answer is simple: no.
Thanks to the Turks, you can buy delicious, cheap food in Germany or some of Europe 's county.
They were ww1 allies
Turks came in the late 60s early 70s to Germany... By then, a lot was already rebuilt, but still the Turks were a huggee part of the economic well being of Germany...
Nope. They began to come in 1961 - the very sane year where the treaty of workers coorperations was signed between Turkey and Germany.
Gastarbeiter
Omar turns one feather into five chickens.
Many Germans have got a turkish father, but they do not know this!ð
Do you know how many turkish women in germany give birth to blonde children and there turkish husbands wonder ð I remember in my school the turkish girls especially those who whering hijabs where the biggest s***. Ah Melek, Aynur and the other ones I miss this girls sometimesâĶð
Thereâs a crap tone of Turkish blonde people? Idk what your talking about
I think the intial comment was referring to single Turkish men immigrating to work without their families so they were having sex with random woman
You guys are weird. Itâs normal for people to fall in love and have children. Donât make this a race thing now.
@@pushmojewe will see when your people die out your both dumb but hey
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