Sentence examples for german identity from inspiring English sources

A sense of national responsibility for the Holocaust is part of German identity.

Mr Nooteboom's is a more discursive ramble through German identity and history.

The Wall comes down, but the "riddle" of German identity persists.

Wasn't Nazism, too, fundamentalist: a cult devoted to the purity of German identity?

You might say that May has become a Rorschach of German identity.

Two, you speak in your normal tone, and your German identity is implied and understood.

Back here in Radebeul, Mr. Michaelis acknowledged what has clearly evolved into a mix of American Indian and German identities.

FATIH AKIN has earned the right to be a little exasperated about the constant focus on his Turkish-German identity.

Since then, Mr. Mitchell and another American investment banker, Michael Phillip, have been elevated to Deutsche Bank's executive board -- a remarkable display of Deutsche's increasingly non-German identity.

Ufuk Topkara, a young naturalised German perfectly at home with his Turkish-German identity, maintains that "the moment you speak German you are German," but explains that many of his Turkish friends disagree: "They go on about being Turks living in Germany".

Germany increasingly embraces its identity as a "post-migrant" society – the term coined by Gorki co-director Shermin Langhoff to describe her own Turkish-German identity, as "guest-worker" hardly seems relevant to the thousands of second- or third-generation children born in Germany to parents of Turkish heritage.