"Germany, of all places" by Wladimir Kaminer is a humorous and empathetic look at the changes brought about by the influx of refugees in Germany. The author, known for his sharp wit and curiosity, shares stories of the encounters and misunderstandings that arise from the meeting of different cultures. In his narratives, we meet a confectioner from Damascus trying to preserve his traditions in Brandenburg, and Muslim asylum seekers confronted with the peculiarities of German culture. Kaminer manages to portray the challenges and the beauty of cultural diversity without excessive pathos. With a keen sense for the absurdities of everyday life, he invites readers to reflect on the question: Have we succeeded?.