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Portuguese Gastarbeiterinnen in Germany do not want to return

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They moved from poor villages overseen by a fascist regime to democratic cities in the 1960s and 1970s. The FRG's female 'guest workers' built their lives in German cities, where they chose to remain.

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Portuguese Gastarbeiterinnen in Germany do not want to return

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1916: Following Germany's declaration of war on March 9, the Portuguese government begins military mobilisation for the Western Front, organising the Corpo Expedicionário Português (CEP) that would be deployed to Flanders.
1834: During the Portuguese Civil War (Liberal Wars), liberal forces loyal to Queen Maria II and her father Pedro IV gain momentum against the absolutist forces of Miguel I, as the war enters its final months.

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1871: The Paris Commune is established after the French government's attempt to disarm the National Guard, creating a radical socialist government that rules Paris for two months.

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