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Date Posted: 04:56:57 11/04/02 Mon
Author: slimy
Subject: it is different
In reply to: Tang 's message, "It's interesting :))" on 13:11:15 10/30/02 Wed

well his stuation is different.after the world war 2 germany needed workers for non-quality jobs like street sweepers etc.And turkish peole wanted to go there to earn money.at firt they all thouht that they will turn back to turkey but when they saw that they are earning much money they thouht they preffered to stay there.
noe there is a lot of turkish people around the europe.not only in germany even in holland,switzerland,austria
a lot of turkish people working at good quality jobs but of couse their children were born there and they grew up there.
maybe they are german in id but their hearts all belong to turkey

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