--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "J. van Baardwijk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'll take my own country as an example. Once upon a time, close to >100% of
> the people here were Dutch by birth, and held some form of >Christian
>belief (rough division: Protestants in the north, Catholics >in the
>South). Nowadays, some 1.5 million people (9% of the >population) here are
>of non-Dutch origin...
I've got a question about this. Are the people onf non-Dutch origin
becoming citizens of the Netherlands? For example, can Turkish workers,
after a few years, become Dutch workers with all the rights and privledges
of citizens? It is common? Do most become citizens, or can only a few?
Dan M.
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