A study to mark German reunification has found that over one-third of 35-year-olds in the country have a migration background.
Berlin’s Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) has released a special demographic report on those born in 1990 when East and West Germany were reunited after nearly half a century of separation.
Although Merkel has maintained that she still believes it was the right decision to radically transform Germany through migration, the German public is much less convinced.
Asked last month by the Forsa polling firm if Germany has successfully coped with the sudden influx of millions of foreigners, just 21 per cent of the public…
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