Renowned Albanian Berber, German politicians stand at him

“I will continue working as long as I can, my clients are satisfied with me and my health is still well”, he says, leaving my view for a moment. In his chair is the German craftsman sitting in the bicycle industry from Ilmenau. 84-year-old Germany is eager to cut its hair. It is counted as a regular client of Uncle Wilson, as does the town's mayor, Gerd-Michael Seeber and many other local politicians.

Every man's head, hair or hair, Uncle Wilson turns into an art act. In my head he worked for more than two decades, offering me constant satisfaction”, jokingly says Horst Somemmer, about the diligent hairman.

In the early nine years, Uncle Wilson Duka has had to leave his homeland in southeastern Albania. He had heard many hairless conversations in his father's hair salon, where he also learned haircut at the age of 14. After a surprise tip that he was being watched for politics, he decided to escape with just one suitcase to Germany, writes “Theeringer-Allgemaine Zeitung”, records Albinfo.ch.

From Ingelheim, his transfer continued to Gehren, the former refugee home.

His hair tools, which he holds in his hand, his willingness to work, and his marriage to his German wife, who died in 2015, assured him of his stay in Germany and his exercise of professional occupation, forwards albinfo.ch.

At the Centre for Professional Reform in Rohr, he was nominated the qualifications won in Albania, following the given technical and legal exam.

“Z. Duke is living evidence of how the integration of foreign citizens can be successful, if they win any case here, which they will eagerly and effectively receive”, the mayor of the municipality said during his birthday tour.

Many friends, even from his homeland, have attended the birthday party of Uncle Wilson, broadcast albinfo.ch.