TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 10月11日 03時35分

Refugee Crisis: The Welcome. Germans open their homes to refugees arriving in multitudes.

Marya Sharifi’s husband was killed by the Taliban three years ago. When her son Rohen, 16, began to receive threats, Marya decided to sell their house in Afghanistan and flee. “We were sick with fear,” says Marya. “I just wanted my children to go to school in peace.” When they arrived in Berlin on Aug. 28, the registration center was shut for the weekend. That night, Kathi Tennstedt-Horn, a teacher, and her husband Tim, director of the Berlin planetarium, heard on the news that refugees were camping on the street. Though the couple has a newborn and two small children, Kathi drove to the center and returned with all seven members of the Sharifi family. They stayed until they found a shelter five days later. “They had been through so much but were still so united as a family,” says Tim.
Photographed by Joakim Eskildsen for @TIME Magazine on the street outside the shelter in Spandau, where the Sharifis are now staying.

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