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Immigration in Germany - European Union
The German word ‚Gastarbeiter' literally means ‚ guest worker '. It's a term used for foreign or migrant workers who moved to West Germany between 1955 and 1973, seeking work as part of one of these guest worker programs. Often it was not easy for those guest workers. ec.europa.eu
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Gastarbeiter - Wikipedia
The term is widely used in Russia (Russian: гастарбайтер, gastarbayter) to refer to foreign workers in the country from post-USSR or third-world countries. en.wikipedia.org
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Recruiting “guest workers” ("Gastarbeiter") | DOMiD
“Guest workers” ("Gastarbeiter") – this problematic term was used to designate foreign workers who were only supposed to work in Germany for a short time. domid.org
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Guest worker | Migrant Labor, Immigration & Employment - Britannica
Guest worker, foreign national who is permitted to live and work temporarily in a host country. Most guest workers perform manual labour. www.britannica.com
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Germans and Gastarbeiter: A Study of Prejudice
Guest workers (Gastarbeiters) are labor migrants to Germany, primarily from the countries of the Mediterranean littoral. surface.syr.edu
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Gastarbeiter
‖ Gastarbeiter, n. (ˈgastˌɑːrbaɪtə(r)) Also gast-. Pl. unchanged or with -s. [Ger., ‘guest-worker’, f. Gast guest + Arbeiter worker.] A person with temporary permission to work in another country, an immigrant worker. Applied esp. to those encouraged into Germany after 1945 to assist in the post-war... Oxford English Dictionary
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America's De Facto Guest Workers: Lessons from Germany's ...
Part II focuses on the long-term results of the Gastarbeiter program, with special emphasis on the legal status of Turkish Gastarbeiter in Germany. This ... ir.lawnet.fordham.edu
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Memoirs in My Suitcase - Pitt Rivers Museum - University of Oxford
These foreign workers were known as 'Gastarbeiter', i.e. guest workers. This term was used to eradicate the painful memories of war and to be hospitable to the ... www.prm.ox.ac.uk
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Gastarbeiter - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Gastarbeiter m (strong, genitive Gastarbeiters, plural Gastarbeiter, feminine Gastarbeiterin) guest worker, migrant worker, foreign worker (male or of ... en.wiktionary.org
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The Gastarbeiters and the Beginnings of a Multicultural Germany
The West German government turned to foreign personnel and made Gastarbeiter, or Guest Worker, agreements with numerous countries during the 1950s and 1960s. www.historyisnowmagazine.com
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Gastarbeiterdeutsch
They were called ‘Gastarbeiter’ (guest workers). Some Turks belonging to the second or third generation of ‘Gastarbeiter’ continue to deliberately mix Turkish and German. wikipedia.org
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Gastarbeiterroute
See also Gastarbeiter References Road transport in Germany wikipedia.org
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Boban Rajović
Private life Rajović was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, to parents that had migrated (see gastarbeiter) from Berane, SR Montenegro, Yugoslavia. wikipedia.org
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Mahmut Tolon
. - 1993 Poems von einem Gastarbeiter under the pseudonym B.N. External links For the online version of Keci ve Zina (Goat and Adultery - Essays) For the online version of Poems von einem Gastarbeiter For a complete wikipedia.org
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Anica Kovač
Kovač was born to Croatian gastarbeiter parents from the village Borčani in Duvno, Bosnia and Herzegovina. wikipedia.org
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