germany
Germany is a country located in Central Europe bordering the North Sea and theBaltic Sea, between the Netherlands and Poland. The size of Germany is just a bit smaller than Montana. The terrain consists of lowlands in the northern part, uplands in the center area, and the Bavarian Alps in the southern region. The population as of nineteen ninety five was approximately eighty-one thousand, three hundred and thirty- eight. The religious preference in Germany is mostly Protestant and Roman Catholic. Germany is mainly an industry based country. Most male adults would learn a trade such as electrician to be their life long job. The man I interviewed about his immigration from Germany in nineteen fifty two is Heinz Ginsberg. Mr. Ginsberg was born in Nordlingen, Germany1. Not only did he live in Germany but also Poland. In about nineteen twenty Mr. Ginsberg's parents filled out an application for passage to the United States. After being interviewed and their request accepted the family was sponsored by a company to travel to the United States on a Navy ship. The process was called "troop transport." The name of the organization is unsure
job was in a garment factory in Boston. At this job he earned seventy-five cents an hour. of his family very well until they adjusted to it. One of the main differences between the In the years between nineteen thirty-seven and nineteen forty-seven Heinz and his during the war their father was working in a German concentration camp. Their father problems, like speeding tickets, etc. However, Heinz received his citizenship in the army Heinz and his older brother immigrated in February, his other brothers and for a better life. There are many opportunities in the United States that weren't open to Of course there were setbacks as well as high points. The Ginsberg family did not of nineteen fifty four "about five days before Christmas." Before being drafted his first
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