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The overwhelmingly majority of Whites in Germany are actual ethnic Germans, even though there are quite a lot of Southern and Eastern Europeans there. By contrast, the French Government itself has said that up to 40% of people in France have at least one foreign grandparent, with many of them being Polish, Portuguese, Spanish or Italian in particular. Just compare the various sports teams from France and Germany - the former is far more multi-ethnic than the latter, even taking into account the massive Middle Eastern populations now present in the latter.
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A Southern French person with 1 Spanish grandparent will still be genetically the same as an average South French with all 4 South French grandparents, because there is in fact very little genetic difference between South France and Spain.
By contrast a West German person with 1 Eastern German grandparent with migration background (for example a German from Sudetenland), will be visibly eastern-shifted compared to someone with all 4 Western German grandparents.
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Why? They all speak Romance, both in Southern France and in Spain. E.g. Occitan languages are spoken both in North-East Spain and South-West France.
In Germany they speak Standard German now, but go back to 1800 AD and people in two regions of Germany could not understand each other's dialects.
Most likely because this is what they decide to do with the opportunity they've been given
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Due to geography, I suppose. Not to mention that Britain has more stricter immigration policies than France, I think.
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