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Sequencing

1	Introduction Levent Konca
2	Family and childhood in Turkey
	2.1	Birth in Istanbul
	2.2	History of immigration in the family
	2.3	Importance of origin within turkish society
	2.4	Ethnical identity and feeling of belonging in school
	2.5	Household and family
	2.6	Education of the parents
	2.7	Connection to Lebanon and arabic culture
	2.8	Relation to the family
	2.9	Role of religion within the family
	2.10	Religion at school
	2.11	Upbringing in the family and political identity
3	Poltical atmosphere during the 90ies in Turkey
	3.1	Assault at the hotel and uncles death
	3.2	Political orientation after the assault
4	Studying politics at university
5	Moving out from the parents
6	Immigration to Germany
	6.1	De-registration for political reasons
	6.2	Choosing Germany as a destination and the role of the language
	6.3	Friends in exile
	6.4	Preparation for escape and farewell
7	Arrival and living in Germany
	7.1	Nuremberg
	7.2	German exam and learning a dialect
	7.3	Living in Erlangen
	7.4	Moving to Nuremberg
	7.5	Prior visits to Germany
	7.6	Cultural clash?
8	German bureaucracy
	8.1	First contact with german authorities and residance status
	8.2	Foreigns registration office, privileges and discrimination
	8.3	Naturalization
9	Living in Berlin
	9.1	Moving to Berlin
	9.2	Professional life as a social worker
		9.2.1	Experience of migration and its influence on the job
		9.2.2	Boundaries between job and private life
10	Discrimination
	10.1	Discrimination against a minority in Turkey
	10.2	Discrimination in Germany
	10.3	Migrant identity
	10.4	Racism, empowerment or return to national identity?
11	Germany as home
12	Final words

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Levent Konca

Interview	Charlene Lynch
Interview language	German
Country of origin	Türkei
Year of migration	2004
Interview length	01:48:39