New book focuses on Turkish Schools in Germany
Dr. Jochen Thies introduced the book he wrote about the schools opened in Germany by Turkish entrepreneurs: “We Are a Part of This Society-A Look at the Education Initiatives of the Gulen Movement”. Dr. Gunther Mulack, Director of the German Orient Institute, who was also a participant in the event, mentioned the fact that the best schools in Afghanistan were no longer the German and French schools but rather the Turkish schools. Meanwhile, the author of the book, Dr. Thies, criticized the indifference of the Germans towards the Turkish schools.
April 27, 2013
Beacons of hope
Jochen Thies *
Driven by a sense that German state schools are failing them, many migrant communities are founding their own
A gray morning in January in the sleepy suburbs of Stuttgart. But in one part of the district of Bad Cannstatt, there are sudden signs of life: hundreds of people walking in the same direction; women and children dressed in their finery and most of the men in black leather jackets. They are all heading to the same place: a school.
Driven by a sense that German state schools are failing them, many migrant communities are founding their own
A gray morning in January in the sleepy suburbs of Stuttgart. But in one part of the district of Bad Cannstatt, there are sudden signs of life: hundreds of people walking in the same direction; women and children dressed in their finery and most of the men in black leather jackets. They are all heading to the same place: a school.
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