Integrationen

Vertriebene in den deutschen Ländern nach 1945

Contributions by Arnd Bauerkämper Contributions by Dagmar Kift Contributions by Rolf Messerschmidt Contributions by Bernhard Parisius Contributions by Michael Schwartz Contributions by Andreas Thüsing Edited by Marita Krauss

Book cover: Integrationen

Extent: 223 pages

Publisher: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht

Subjects: Twentieth- & Twenty-First- Century History

Language: German

Hardback (Published)

(September 2008)

ISBN: 9783525367575

6.3 x 9.33 inches

Price: $82.00

In stock

Es gab nicht eine Integration, es gab viele verschiedene »Integrationen«.


Flight, expulsion, and integration after World War II have been given ever-increasing attention in recent years. Therewith, the drama of events leading to expulsion often overshadow laborious beginnings in the new country; years of construction and slow integration have in retrospect been interpreted as a success story. However, there was not a uniform process of integration, but rather different integrations in Germany, delayed or accelerated, impeded or promoted by the particular policy, the attitude of the host society to the newcomers, and also by the internal positioning of the displaced people to their fate. German text.

  • Contributions by Arnd Bauerkämper
  • Contributions by Dagmar Kift
  • Contributions by Rolf Messerschmidt
  • Contributions by Bernhard Parisius
  • Contributions by Michael Schwartz
  • Contributions by Andreas Thüsing
  • Edited by Marita Krauss