A New Special Path for Germany

Calculating the two million refugees who entered the European Union in 2014 and 2015 in relation to the overall population size, one comes up with one refugee for about every 540 residents per year. Recently the Guardian determined that, according to this formula, Germany had accepted about 200% of its portion of refugees, and only Hungary, Sweden, and Austria were more generous in relation to their population over this period. The corresponding figures for France and England, in contrast, were about 50% and 33%, and in the East European countries under 10%. Between the beginning of August 2015 and September/October

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