It was a worrying prospect. When Poland joined the EU, many worried that the Polish workers would be used for cheap labour, threatening the German job market. But it would seem that the opposite has happened. Now that Poland is enjoying economic upturn, over 9000 Germans have moved there. We join Marta Grudzinska as she meets with two Germans - an architect and a chef - in Warsaw. We ask what made them head east and how they like their new lives.
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