Strikingly so.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyWuzIXZQIM
France has Algerians you gots the Turks, eh? The difference being you guys and the Turks were once all groovy together but the French and Algerians, uh, not so much.
All parties were guilty of atrocities it was just that the interests of the "west" were, at the time, better served by demonizing the Serbs.
http://monthlyreview.org/books/pb084x/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjJ0wTMQh6w
Saw a doc some time ago regarding concerns in the Netherlands about Muslims overtaking secular Dutch in population vis-a-vis their high birthrates and the eventual possible loss of those secular freedoms through the political process.
Sorry, but I cannot watch videos at work, so I can not comment on them.
It may have been that Turks and Germans got along pretty well, not so much anymore. Prejudices and a sort of "hidden every-day racism" is part of a lot of people from Turkish descendant living in Germany.
The only reason I referred to Serbs was to clarify the point that religion has nothing to do with it, and that Christian religions had their "moment" of extremism as well, I did not intend to put the blame on one side.
Because Jews, whites and Christians aren't a demonized and abused underclass in France. It's only racism when the person being discriminated against is living within a society where the distribution of power is unequal.
Actually, anti-semitism is on the rise in France. Jewish French are at the moment most likely to immigrate to Israel. The picture gets complicated when you take into consideration that most attacks are done by Muslims.
"You don't learn from experience. You learn from reflecting on the experience."
- Kristen Ulmer