Überfremdungn.
/uːbəˈfrɛmdʊŋ/ The admission or presence of too many foreigners.
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society > inhabiting and dwelling > furnishing with inhabitants > migration > immigration > [noun] > excessive
Überfremdung1965
1965 Economist 27 Feb. 910/1 The vulgar prejudice against Überfremdung of which Dr Abs has recently chosen to become the spokesman.
1969 Britannica Bk. of Year 709 The issue of Überfremdung (‘over-alienation’; i.e., the high percentage of foreign workers in Switzerland) continued to make news.
1970 Time 8 June 39 Nowhere in Europe have relations between guest and host become more acrimonious than in Switzerland. Uberfremdung (over-foreignization) has been a battle cry of the far right for the past five years.
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