Germany apologizes to Ardogaan for the published cartoons

A spokesman for Germany's Ruhr province west of Oliver and wish that the local government in the state of Baden and Ortimbrg German to make an apology to Turkey, after the published cartoons of the Turkish Prime Recep Tayyip Erdogan wrote in schooling. He and wish that in his interview with a reporter at the headquarters of Anatolia, the Turkish parliament in the capital Ankara, to the existence of freedom of the press in Germany and Turkey, and said that the fault lies in attaching these fees in the book of schooling for children. In response to a question concerning the lawsuit against the "neo-Nazis", he said, and wish that "I think that the attacks carried out by the organization of neo-Nazis in Germany is the largest failure of a series of German security units since the founding of the Federal Germany." It should be noted that the Turkish Foreign Ministry summoned the German ambassador in Ankara Eberhard Paul Monday, November 3 this month, and told him to protest against the abusive person Turkish President fees and the Turkish community in Germany, described the cartoons as calls to racism and xenophobia. The state of Baden and Ortimbrg have adopted an assistant to one of the subjects book, it contains cartoons of Erdogan and the Turkish community living in Germany, and first published cartoons in 2011 by the newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung called.