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    1. carnivorousdrew on

      Everyone I know who moved there wishes they could just move somewhere else with better food and weather or back home. Unfortunately they somehow managed to amass a lot of companies, hopefully things will turn around with more jobs available in the Mediterranean countries. Italy and Spain seem to be recovering and given the choice most people would prefer lower quality infrastructure/services but public healthcare and better food/weather.

    2. MonadMusician on

      I’m a Canadian and would move there. Amazing city with endless cultural diversity and lots of jazz music.

    3. timbomcchoi on

      There’s city-level birthplace statistics that’s publicly available in Germany?!

    4. I’m more intrigued that the Germans call France the „Frankreich“.

      Appropriately condescending to continue referring to them as Tribal lands in 2025. lol

    5. Miserable_Corgi_764 on

      Germany should stay German. If every city takes massive immigration, then visiting Berlin would be no different than visiting Paris or NY or Tokyo. 

    6. Some of that is that they have double the population of the next largest city in the list. So many more international places will reach the minimum 100 migrants level to be drawn on the map.

    7. Is it possible to post the link in top comment? It’s not clickable in the caption

    8. Data is beautiful, the german language also beautiful, but hell you think I understand any of it? Interesting site tho…

    9. Huh. For its status as financial center and transportation hub, Frankfurt only has less than 1M of population.

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