- the
right to "return" to
Germany and ("re")claim
German citizenship (
Aussiedler/Spätaussiedler, "late emigrants").
After legislative changes in late 1992...
- Deutschlandrussen)
Russians descended from
German migrants to the East (known as
Aussiedler, Spätaussiedler and
Russlanddeutsche (Russian Germans,
Germans from Russia))...
- 1992). "Western Germany's 'third wave' of migrants: the
arrival of the
Aussiedler". Geoforum. 23 (1): 1–11. doi:10.1016/0016-7185(92)90032-Y. PMID 12285947...
- Vertriebenenstädte are
located in a (former) forest. See also Espelkamp.
Aussiedler (de:
Aussiedler)
Flight and
evacuation of
German civilians during the end of World...
-
organized crime in
Germany consists of so-called
criminal Aussiedler families.
Aussiedlers are
ethnic Germans (also
called Volga Germans,
Russia Germans)...
-
ethnicity formed or
still forms an
advantage under certain cir****stances (see
Aussiedler). In **** Germany, the Reichsbürgergesetz of 1935, part of the Nuremberg...
- net Bildung,
Bundeszentrale für
politische (1
January 2022). "(Spät-)
Aussiedler". bpb.de (in German).
Retrieved 4
March 2025. "Демографический ежегодник...
- old, his
family emigrated from
Poland to West
Germany and were
given Aussiedler status as a
result of his
paternal grandparents having German citizenship...
- 2004, pp. 261–273. ISBN 83-89712-29-6. Jürgen Udolph:
Zogen die
Hamelner Aussiedler nach Mähren? Die Rattenfängersage aus
namenkundlicher Sicht. [In:] Niedersächsisches...
-
handball team.
Josef Klose belonged to a
German minority in Poland, an
Aussiedler whose family had
remained behind when
Silesia was
ceded to
Poland after...
