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A new study shows more and more Turkish immigrant to Germany want to return home.

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Study: Turkish migrants long for home # 17.08.2012 21 Uhr # Journal Englisch # tuerken19e

A new study says many Turkish immigrants in Germany don't feel at home there. And, more German Turks are turning to religion.

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