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The Campaign of Conquest in the Estuary of the Rio de la Plata (1536)
in: Migration

Andreas Kesler on Martyrdom and Migration (1630)
in: Migration

Johannes Spieth, Togo, Togo Is Supreme (1912)
in: Migration

Agreement between the Brandenburg Colony of Groß-Friedrichsburg and Twenty-four “Cabisters” (Chiefs) from Accada (February 24, 1684)
in: Migration

Wolfgang Schäuble, “Muslims in Germany” (September 27, 2006)
in: Migration

A Jew in the GDR: Interview with Salomea Genin (2015)
in: Migration

Does Ramadan Belong to Germany? (July 10, 2015)
in: Migration

Dialogue between a Salzburg Religious Refugee and a Waldensian (1732)
in: Migration

Georg Heinrich Goetze on Persecuted Pastors (1714)
in: Migration

Interview with Levent Sinirlioglu about Undercover Journalist Günter Wallraff (1987)
in: Migration

Aras Ören, Chamisso Prize Acceptance Speech (1985)
in: Migration

Foreigners in the Imperial City of Cologne in the Eighteenth Century (1793)
in: Migration

Udo Lindenberg, „Bunte Republik Deutschland“ (1989)
in: Migration

Return to Charlottengrad (1995)
in: Migration

May Ayim, “The Year 1990: Homeland and Unity from an Afro-German Perspective” (1993)
in: Migration

Advanced Chemistry, “Foreign in My Own Country” (1992)
in: Migration

Maxim Biller, “The Turkicized Germans” (1991)
in: Migration

Berlin Declaration (March 25, 2007)
in: Migration

Speech by Dr. Navid Kermani Celebrating “Sixty-Five Years of the Basic Law” (May 23, 2014)
in: Migration

Naika Foroutan, “East Germans are Migrants, Too” (May 13, 2018)
in: Migration

New Jewish Life in Germany (2008)
in: Migration

German Heroes: Heinrich Pantaleon, The True Heroes of the German Nation (1567–70)
in: Germanness

The “Germania” of Tacitus as received by German Humanists: Johann Eberlin von Günzburg, Ein zamengelesen buochlin von der teutschen Nation [A Collected Booklet about the German Nation](1526)
in: Germanness

Johann Heinrich Zedler, “Germany’s Borders” (1745)
in: Germanness

The Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation as a Monstrosity: Samuel Pufendorf, The Constitution of the German Empire (1667)
in: Germanness