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@visegrad24 … thank you for providing your assessment on the matter.

However here is my fully Fact Checked assessment on which my reply was based. And there is a particularly important historical lesson here.

Germany's post-war success was not simply a story of German determination, engineering excellence and industrial ingenuity. It was also a story of international labour mobility.

The country needed millions of additional workers to sustain its extraordinary economic expansion. It actively went abroad to recruit them, and those workers helped turn industrial recovery into sustained industrial prosperity.

It would be an exaggeration to claim that Germany would not have become an economic powerhouse without immigration however it would have taken far longer and would not have been as deep and successful as it was.

Equally, it would be historically misleading to minimise the substantial contribution that immigration made.

The strongest defensible conclusion is that immigration was an important pivotal enabling factor in the Wirtschaftswunder, particularly during its industrial expansion from the late 1950s to the early 1970s.

And perhaps the most revealing irony is that a country which subsequently became a major destination for economic migrants had itself deliberately recruited millions of foreign workers because its own booming economy could not find anywhere near enough people to do the work.

The same is equally true in other parts of Europe in particular in the Uk and France where similar economic, industrial and social transformations occurred due to immigration. These facts have of late… become very inconvenient and therefore suppressed by many in some quarters.

Sources: Available upon request.
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Who do you think rebuilt Germany after ww2 and transformed it into the industrial and financial powerhouse of Europe for the last ¾ of a century. Clue: It was not Helga and Hans.

The same story applies to France and the Uk.