Defining a Common Culture - Does Germany Need To?

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Defining a Common Culture - Does Germany Need To?

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Defining a Common Culture - Does Germany Need To?

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Defining a Common Culture - Does Germany Need To?

The divisive debate over a "Leitkultur," or predominant culture, has broken out in Germany again. Conservatives tend to think defining the culture is important; many on the left think it's an attack on minorities.

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