Abstract:

The "working force treaty" between Turkey and Germany, signed on October 30, 1961, has become the foundation of the labour migration process and has since been signed similar treaties with many European countries (Belgium, Austria, the Netherlands, France, Sweden, etc.). As a result of the treaties signed, these countries were seen as a door of hope and our citizens took the way of these countries, primarily Germany. Since the first worker’s departure to Germany, many of our citizens have lost their lives either in the gurbete or on the road. And we know that there are many of us who do not come back. The pain of the losses caused by these migrations for various reasons has made it possible to reveal a paper repertoire that we can only call the German networks, through those who remained in the water. Without a doubt, these networks were formed by the design and presentation of some of the events that the producer shaped and internalized the world of thought through images. Through these images they express with a strong narrative, people have spotted their observations, objects, expectations of the real world that exists in their minds about the circumstances they want to happen. In this study, German-themed paper texts, identified from various sources, were classified according to the topics. Those who feel in these paper texts where people's common suffering is lively presented are re-designed with images and these designs are also attempted to explain the perspective of the society's concepts such as migration, Al(a)manci, Al(a)manya.

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