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1. www.project3f.orgMentorship Program | Project3F

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   Project3F is a student-led personal brand of V365 Joint Leadership's mentorship program. The brand stands for 'Freedom for Family,' which comes from our tenacious aptitude to work hard as a 1st and 2nd Gen community.

   • OUR CORE VALUES

     With our years of expertise, we have learned that a business...

   • MEET THE TEAM

     His venture, Project JLinc., aims to serve underprivileged...

   • WHY ENTREPRENEURSHIP

     Be driven by a purpose to succeed no matter the odds.....

   • BRAND AMBASSADOR

     We understand that brand development is a daunting thought...

   • SELECTION PROCESS

     Review the differences between an information age business...

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     The duration of the selection process varies from candidate...

2. th.boell.org › en › 2020/10/29Somewhere beyond Berlin and Hanoi: Revisiting German ...

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   Oct 29, 2020 · This article looks at Vietnamese-German migration history, embedded in a biography. It shows how 1990 with its context of 1975 and 1980 was a year of change not only for Germans, but also for Vietnamese residing in Germany at that time and has shaped transnational (hi)stories ever since.

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   Does East Germany have a Vietnamese community?

   • Overall, East Germany has a much larger Vietnamese community, owing to the large number of foreign workers in GDR times. The Vietnamese of East Germany have a tighter connection to the Vietnamese in Eastern Europe and in Vietnam. There was significant emigration of the population from East to West following reunification.

   Vietnamese people in Germany - Wikipedia

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   How many Vietnamese immigrants were in West Germany during reunification?

   • By the eve of German reunification, West Germany had roughly 33,000 Vietnamese immigrants, largely consisting of boat people and their relatives who were admitted under family reunification schemes. The group was well integrated into German Society.

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   Is there a new form of GDR between Germany and Vietnam?

   • There is GDR no more so as the contract workers. But there is a new form between Germany and Vietnam that is again based on recruiting Vietnamese labour for jobs that the Germans do not want to do because of the bad conditions of these jobs. This time, it is the care industry.

   Somewhere beyond Berlin and Hanoi: Revisiting German-Vietnamese

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   What happened between Germany and Vietnam in 1992?

   • Tensions between Germans and Vietnamese broke out into violence beginning on 22 August 1992 in the northeastern city of Rostock, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, where neo-Nazis attacked Romani people, and then, on the third day of the riots, set fire to a housing complex where over 100 Vietnamese asylum-seekers lived.

   Vietnamese people in Germany - Wikipedia

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4. www.dw.com › en › 20-years-later-east-germanys20 Years Later, East Germany's Vietnamese Have Moved on

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   Nov 9, 2009 · A new beginning in 1989. When communism collapsed and Germany was unified, thousands of companies folded and the foreign workers were the first to lose their jobs. Some 30,000 Vietnamese were...

5. vietnamtimes.org.vn › 1300-vietnamese-in-germany1,300 Vietnamese in Germany Gather to Celebrate Tet

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   Feb 1, 2024 · The Vietnamese Embassy coordinated with the Vietnamese community in Germany to organize the 2024 Spring community Tet program on January 28 at the Cultural House of Dong Xuan Trade Center in Berlin.

6. vietnam.diplo.de › vn-de › willkommenSpeech by the German Ambassador, Dr. Guido Hildner, on the ...

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   There is a large Vietnamese community in Germany that is well integrated and works successfully. Vietnamese live everywhere in Germany, including in Lower Saxony. The Vietnamese influence can be seen, for example, in the restaurant landscape.

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Vietnamese_people_in_GermanyVietnamese people in Germany - Wikipedia

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   Even after the reunification of their host country, the Vietnamese community in Germany remains divided. Initial sympathy by southerners towards northerners was replaced by suspicion. The former boat people are also far better integrated into society, and speak German well.

8. www.uni-due.de › biwi › koenigPerspectives of young Vietnamese Germans - uni-due.de

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   Aug 10, 2023 · The project "Perspectives of Young Vietnamese Germans" contributes to letting young Vietnamese Germans speak for themselves and to understanding the diversity and complexity of their lived experiences.