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Chapter Germany and Immigration - The Risky Routes to Europe

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Compelling Question: How do refugees determine the routes they take to Europe?

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This inquiry explores the main routes taken by refugees fleeing violence in their home countries to reach Europe, and ultimately Germany. Students will learn about the seven major refugee paths to Europe. They will trace the paths taken by refugees to reach their destination in Erkrath, Germany by reading first-han interviews conducted in 2016 by Dr. Barbara Crain.

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SeriesGermany in Focus

  • Teaching material is available in the following languages German, English

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