Study: A Third Of Germans 'Feel Like Strangers in Their Own Country' Due to 'Muslim Infiltration'

A THIRD of Germans feel they are strangers in their own country due to an “infiltration by Muslims”, a new study has revealed.

An increase in violence, polarisation and a strong mistrust in democracy is taking over Germany, the Friedrich Elbert Foundation’s right-wing extremist attitudes researcher Mitte-study found.

A new survey found 34.7 per cent of Germans completely or slightly agree with the view “because of the many Muslims, I sometimes feel like a stranger in my own country”.

The same numbers says there are “too many foreigners in Germany”.

A total of 15 per cent demanded the government stops granting citizenship to Muslims, the ‘Divided middle-hostile conditions’ report found.

The Chancellor has attempted to minimise the flow this year due to widespread outrage and protests, but critics say it is too late.