Turks' German culture clash given a voice by film series

By Wesley Morris

Globe Staff / February 16, 2004

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According to the 2003 "Britannica's Book of the Year," 2.5 million Turks account for almost 4 percent of Germany's population, by far its largest minority. (The Kurds are distant runners-up.) As you might expect, the strangers-in-a-strange-land conflicts produce a revolving tension between the Turks' native culture and their adopted one, and produces a third culture, as the generations pass, that ... (Full Article: 587 Words)