From the mid 1950s till the late 1960s the West German economy was expanding fast and was desperately short of workers. Turkey at the time was poor and many Turks were keen to get relatively well paid jobs in West Germany.
why did the Turks go to Galliploi
The waves of Turks that came to Germany after World War II came to Germany because the Turks needed jobs and Germany needed guest workers to rebuild the country after the destruction of World War II. Turkey, by contrast, had massive unemployment and German wages were incredibly attractive.
Porbably turks are very hard working when it comes to physical labour and costs a lot less
To find work
Daniel Gottlob Türk was born in Claußnitz, Germany.
Turks live predominantly in Turkey. There are also large numbers of Turks living in Europe (over 5 million), especially Germany which has a Turkish population of 3 million. Turks also make up 10% of Bulgaria's population.
The minorities of Germany include: Turks, Serbians, Croatians, Frisians, and Romani. The major religion of Germany is Christianity. Muslims also make up a significant portion of the religious followers in Germany.
germans, turks, arabs, poles, russians, vietnamese and rising number of blacks
Because the Ottoman Turks considered Vienna as the ' gateway' to the hart of Europe. A conquest of Vienna would mean that Turks could use the gateway to march to France, Italy or Germany.
Well in the Turks and Caicos Islands there are a number of resources.In the island of North Caicos ,it is known as the vegetation of the Turks and caicos IslandsSouth Caicos ,it is known as the fishiing capital of the Turks and caicos IslandsMiddle Caicos is know as the limestone in the the Turks and Caicos IslandSalt Cay as know by the name produces the largest amout of salt in the turks and Caicos IslandsProvidenciles Is known for the largest amount of sand used in the turks and caicos islands this is not all there is morefor moree information go to Turks and Caicos Islands.com
Because Turks guarded the holy ground...
it is almost 70 millions and the biggest part of the population (55 millions) live in Turkey (thanks Captain Obvious!) and almost 4 millions live in Germany! And the turkish population in the neighbours of Turkey; Greece: 180.000 Bulgaria: 600.000 Irak: 500.000 Syria: 500.000 ... and it goes on!