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How many German ethnic Germans are there?
It is estimated that there are between 100 and 150 million Germans today, most of whom live in Germany, where they constitute the majority of the population.
Is Germany an ethnically diverse country?
Germany is a very diverse country with a long history of immigration. At least since the recruitment agreements for guest workers in the sixties, the Federal Republic has been an immigration society.
What percentage of Germans are foreigners?
In 2020, the share of foreigners in Germany amounted to 12.7 percent. According to the source, foreigners are those who are not German based on Article 116 Paragraph 1 of the German constitution.
Which German city has the most immigrants?
The northwestern city-state of Bremen has the highest figures, with 36.5\% of its total population having a migrant background. In contrast, the eastern state of Thuringia had only 7.8\%.
What is my ethnicity if I am German?
Again, however, the term Germanic is now only used to describe a broad ethno-linguistic category. The only people today to consider themselves ethnically German are the people of Germany, or people who’s ancestors are from the modern nation of Germany.
How many minorities live in Germany?
Four officially recognized national minorities live in Germany: the Danes, the Frisians, the German Sinti and Roma, and the Sorbs. They receive special protection and specific funding from the federal and state governments.
Where do most immigrants to Germany come from?
Number of immigrants in Germany in 2020, by country of origin
| Characteristic | Number of immigrants |
|---|---|
| Hungary | 27,013 |
| Serbia | 21,789 |
| India | 17,212 |
| United States | 12,259 |
Is there such a thing as a German ethnic minority?
The ethnic Germans have become a minority long long ago. By today only 6\% of s are of true Germanic heritage. 30\% have east european genes, about 1 in 10 have jewish genes. Their is no “German Ethnicy”.
Why are so many children of foreign origin in Germany?
Although “only” 25\% of the German population is of foreign origin, almost 40\% of children are on that category. In some states it’s as high as 45\%. The reason for that is that immigrants (especially non-Europeans) are disproportionately young and also have way more children than ethnic Germans.
Will Germany’s immigration trends ever be reversed?
If current trends are not reversed, the answer is YES, and it won’t take long. This is not fear-mongering nor propaganda, it’s a mathematical certainty. It’s extremely dishonest to pretend otherwise. Although “only” 25\% of the German population is of foreign origin, almost 40\% of children are on that category.