Berlin: Mohammed Number One Name for Baby Boys

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Chris Tomlinson, Breitbart,
Article publisher: 
American Renaissance
Article date: 
4 May 2019
Article category: 
National News
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international
Europe
demographics
diversity
islam
multiculturalism
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According to data released by the Gesellschaft für Deutsche Sprache (Society for the German Language), the most popular boy’s name for newborn babies in Berlin is Mohammed.
 
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The name has also become very popular in Bremen, where it ranks in third place for newborn boys behind Ben and Elias....
 

Other countries in Europe that have seen recent waves of mass migration show similar changes, such as neighbouring Austria — where Mohammed was the 3rd most popular boy’s name in 2017.

In France, Mohammed was revealed to be the most popular baby boy’s name in the heavily migrant-populated suburbs of Paris, according to statistics released by the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE) last September.

In the United Kingdom the name has been the most popular in England and Wales for six straight years according to a report released in September, as well by the British government.

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