Last year, Germany lost 270 thousand of its citizens who went abroad, Die Welt reports.  And these are mainly young and educated personnel.  The emigration of Germans fleeing Merkel’s globalist regime is of particular importance against the background of the excess in the number of deaths in Germany over the number of births, the German newspaper notes.

Last year, 270,000 Germans left Germany, Die Welt reports. At the same time, a negative balance of migration in the country has been observed since 2005. That is, many more citizens leave the country than come back. A particularly high peak in the number of emigrants was recorded in 2016. In total, from that moment to 2019, Germany lost 335,787 of its citizens, the author of the article notes.

But, it is worth noting that the increase in numbers is due, among other things, to the changes that the Federal Statistical Office adopted. Now there they began to consider everyone who had gone abroad who checked out of their living space in Germany and did not register anywhere else on the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany.

The outflow of Germans is also of particular importance against the background of the excess of deaths in the country over the number of births, the publication continues.

For 3.6 million deaths, there are only 2.4 million new-borns with mothers who have German citizenship. It turns out that Germany loses several hundred thousand Germans every year.

Population replacement is taking place at a frightening rate: This outflow is compensated by a fairly high migration from other EU member states, as well as ‘humanitarian migration’, a euphemism for open doors for economic non-European migrants.

Mostly people and predominantly non-European and anti-Christian come through or from Romania, Syria, Turkey, India and Bulgaria. Because of this, now in Germany already a quarter of Germans (21.2 million) have a migration background, which is 400 thousand more than last year.

The mostly ethnic-European citizens of Germany are leaving mainly for Switzerland, Austria, the USA, Great Britain and Spain.

At the same time, judging by the results of surveys conducted by the Federal Institute for the Study of Population, a third of them have higher education. There are disproportionately many holders of doctoral and master’s degrees among those who left. Moreover, most of them are young people. The average age is 37, concludes Die Welt.

Following World War I millions of Germans settle abroad. Most immigrated to the United States. Before the election of Adolf Hitler’s National Socialist Party (NSDAP) many fled abroad to escape the harsh living conditions, endemic poverty and unemployment of the Weimar Republic.

However, within 12 – 36 months, there was in Hitler’s Germany full employment, no homeless or debts, free healthcare and education, no migrants or corruption, unequalled prosperity and lifestyle with subsidised holidays.
In fact, such was the demand for skilled workers that Hitler’s Germany sponsored and offered inducements to ethnic-Germans who had settled abroad to return home to the homeland. It seems that the American-sponsored Angela Merkel has reversed the flow just as did the notorious Weimar Republik. Source

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