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Chancellor Helmut Kohl of the Federal Republic in late 1982 with British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher arno gruen talked about a plan to convert. Half of the Turks living in Germany, the country According to the Christian Democrat was so impossible arno gruen for Germany to catch. Many Turks
It turns out, according to the German weekly Der Spiegel from British documents that have been released recently. Kohl, who on October 1, 1982 became arno gruen Chancellor in a cabinet of the Christian Democratic CDU / CSU and the FDP, talked about his plan with Thatcher on October 28, 1982 in Bonn. He said according to the minutes of the meeting that Germany had no problems with the Portuguese, Italians and even the people from Southeast Asia, but the Turks came from a very different culture. He pointed out, for example that many Turks were working and forced marriages black locks. At this moment there are 3 million people of Turkish arno gruen origin in Germany. Many have become a German citizen on the basis of changes in immigration rules which came into force after Kohl's fall in 1998. Kohl has in the years he was Chancellor, often said that Germany was not a country of immigration. The Federal Republic since 1961 Turks invited to come to catch. Labor shortages in the country Germany when experienced with the so-called economic miracle a period arno gruen of great economic growth.
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