The relocation to a foreign country inevitably leads to changes in the social, psychological, and familial life of the individuals affected. Katrin Vogel exemplifies this in her study through qualitative interviews with Russian-German late repatriates, highlighting the psychosocial difficulties that arise subjectively during the integration process. She particularly focuses on the intergenerational consequences of the expulsion and marginalization of Russian-Germans after World War II. To this day, characteristic survival strategies can be found among Russian-Germans that can be traced back to their experience of displacement. Katrin Vogel presents convincing strategies that are suitable for facilitating better integration of late repatriates into German society.