"Studying abroad is supposed to be a wonderful adventure, but for Robert Atangana it was a nightmare. Arriving in Germany as an optimistic and ambitious student, he quickly learned that behind the polite smiles lay a seething resentment. Through shifting demographics, racism, academic woes, malicious lawsuits and fair-weather friends, this is Atangana's journey.
Unapologetic. Uncensored. Unfiltered."
Our country is at a crossroad and faces an unprecedented demographic challenge. Figuratively speaking, it’s an intercultural laboratory. Experts are feverishly researching the right recipe for the vicious cycle of Integration-Assimilation-Invasion. And the end of the tunnel is still not in sight. On the contrary, our society seems more than ever divided between partisans of globalisation or multi-culti and the ethno-centrists.
The AFD is sitting in the Federal parliament as the largest Opposition Party.
My childhood dreams and my social ascent have become my fate. Since 2011 the fatal year when an undersea earthquake caused the explosion of atom reactors in Fukushima, thousands of miles away from Germany, dozens of complaints for civil cases have followed against me...
About the author
Robert Atangana was born in 1974 in Cameroon. He is a German citizen and studied visual communication (Animation) at the University of Kassel (Germany). He is a member of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and the initiator of the “African Children’s Film Days Kassel” (AFRIKIKAS).
