DAY 177
Anna (Poland), the founder of the Civil March For Aleppo in the PIKPA refugee camp, Lesvos.
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Anna (Poland), the founder of the Civil March For Aleppo in the PIKPA refugee camp, Lesvos.
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Alex (Germany) and Anna (Poland).
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Denis (Germany), preferred the CMFA when it was marching. Staying in one place, spending lot of time waiting and discussing, was not, what he expected. But at this point CMFA stucked, and there was aim to march. Finally Denis left the march to Turkey, trying to reach Syria, near the city of Killis. After this attempt failed, he returned home, to Germany.
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Wiktoria (Poland) and Omar (Spain/Syria) on the way in Habibti. I would have to write a separate book to mention how much help did we received from him. Visiting Lesbos without meeting Omar is like visiting Paris, and not seeing Eiffle tower.
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Wiktoria (Poland), travelling in Habibti, with open side doors. It was the only way to have some fresh air, while temperatures in Greece in June were as high as 42 Celsius in shadow.
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