Explore the profound journey of Turkish immigrants in post-war Germany. This insightful history delves into the lives of Turkish Germans, charting their immigration, spatial integration, and the formation of diverse communities in the Federal Republic from 1961 to 1990. Uncover how guest workers navigated social, cultural, and religious integration, creating spaces of belonging through daily life, neighbourhood interactions, and institutional factors. Essential for students of sociology, history, and migration studies in India, this book offers critical perspectives on multiculturalism and societal adaptation, making it a vital read for understanding global diasporic experiences.