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10 The Federal Republic of Germany at this point was busy settling people from
the East and was receiving a steady flow of people from the German Democratic
Republic – up to 200 , 000 annually . " There were also many people arriving ...
10 The Federal Republic of Germany at this point was busy settling people from
the East and was receiving a steady flow of people from the German Democratic
Republic – up to 200 , 000 annually . " There were also many people arriving ...
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Ethnic Germans migrating to Germany ' , 1988 - 91 ( thousands ) Source country
1988 1989 1990 1991 Total Soviet Union Poland Romania 47 140 13 98 250
148 134 111 440 524 179 23 Total 203 377 397 222 1199 Up to 1990 , figures
are ...
Ethnic Germans migrating to Germany ' , 1988 - 91 ( thousands ) Source country
1988 1989 1990 1991 Total Soviet Union Poland Romania 47 140 13 98 250
148 134 111 440 524 179 23 Total 203 377 397 222 1199 Up to 1990 , figures
are ...
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... contract workers Geneva Convention , 1951 145 Georgia 277 ethnic groups
214 , 216 Georgians , distribution in former Soviet Union 214 , 215 German
Democratic Republic , emigration to Federal Republic of Germany 17 , 145
Germans 16 ...
... contract workers Geneva Convention , 1951 145 Georgia 277 ethnic groups
214 , 216 Georgians , distribution in former Soviet Union 214 , 215 German
Democratic Republic , emigration to Federal Republic of Germany 17 , 145
Germans 16 ...
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