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Is there any differences between London and Braunschweig?

General information about London : 
  • capital of Great Britin
  • third largest city in Europe
  • population: about 8,7 millions
  • area: 1.572 km²
  • attractions: London Eye, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey and the Buckingham Palast

General informations about Braunschweig :
  • second largest city in lower saxony
  • population: about 250 000
  • area: 192,18 km2
  • townships: 19
  • attractions: castle dankwarderobe, happy rizzi house, braunschweiger Lion



london: 


  • big adventure parks
  • two-story buses, which sometimes have no roof
  • big shopping centre, which are heavily guarded
  • chance to see the queen
  • fur hats guards, which are not allowed to move
  • bigger school (highschool, college)

  braunschweig: 

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  • braunschweiger lion
  • a castle which is now used as a shopping center, but still has original parts
  • big tram network
  • hitler founded the first volkswagenwerk
  • big football club (Eintracht Braunschweig)











Multicutural in London:

  • 270 nationalities
  • 300 languages 
  • 572 000 migrants (2010) 
  • 550 000 said that polish is there native language 
  • because of the economic crisis came 800 000 people from poland to england
  • the number of Polish immigrants has increased tenfold in one decade

History of immigration in london: 

  •  after the second world war developed England to a developing country 
  •  Many workers were needed in the post-war years
  •  Members of the Commonwealth ('*) enjoyed a privileged legal status
  •  They could enter without restrictions
  •   In the 1950s, much of Britain's new citizens came from the West Indies, mostly  from Jamaica.

 

Multicutural in Braunschweig: 

  • People from about 170 nations 
  • 44% of the children between the years 0 and 6 have a migration backround
  • at the university ( TU Braunschweig) study many scientist from all over the world together  





(*)The Commonwealth of Nations is a loose union of sovereign states


Written by Lani💜

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