a lot of the situations that we still face today were outlined in this document is meant to go absolutely. it s got a chapter on integration and how to make migrants want to stay in one of the local governments already dealing with the issue for fifteen years or so they were ahead of their time and i thought. germany was in dire need of extra hands in the one nine hundred sixty s. so would recruited people from southern europe and turkey to come and work in the booming industrial sector it was a new experience both for the immigrants and for germans. i mean how did you come to take that guy from yugoslavia stayed with me for a while i asked him to stop eating so much garlic you could smell it all over the house but he didn t so he had to leave mr. mayor at the time that all men actively promoted and intercultural dialogue.
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more than one hundred sixty different countries around two hundred seventy thousand people immigrated here that s nearly forty three percent. for the city of stuttgart integration means creating conditions of equality for all residents. with a quote of god multiculturalism just means there are lots of different cultures and one so to make society diverse but we all belong to stuttgart we all have to play by the same rules for the browns everyone can be themselves and to hear them fighting over. immigration and integration have been a natural part of life in stuttgart for nearly fifty years it is no i mine is preparing an exhibition for the city museum part of it focuses on immigration in the one nine hundred sixty s. a number of turkish guest workers arrived in stuttgart this small statue portrays one of them. was mr and fourth and it s fascinating that most people instructor at
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cultures and one city makes society diverse but we all belong to start we all to play by the same rules for the both want then those bounds everyone can be themselves one of the few that fighting for. integration and integration have been a natural part of life in stuttgart for nearly fifty years it is no i mine is preparing an exhibition for the city museum part of it focuses on immigration in the one nine hundred sixty s. a number of turkish guest workers arrived in stuttgart this small statue portrays one of them. let s meet them first then it s fascinating that most people instructor at a migrant background have some sort of keepsake like this from one their parents first arrived in the sixty s and seventy s i have a photo of my father when he arrived he s at the train station with his friends. this is a german language course on records they were donated by a greek immigrant. for doesn t go forward as the scope of them how much