Exil in Amsterdam
10 comments
Lyne
3 years ago
it is painful to see things repeat no matter how many years pass, there have always been good people able to help without expecting anything in return that happens because there is empathy in them
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Chela
3 years ago
very good comparison of how to unite the past with the present although it is under different conditions what we want to pursue is the same freedom and the future since both cases present the absence of the future
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JdD
3 years ago
It is a good title to refer to this pleasantly welcomed family in amsterdam, Venezuelans have also been very well received in places where there is obviously xenophobia but there are more people who support those who do not
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Ari
3 years ago
it's getting harder and harder to leave the country, I'm one of those who want to leave but can't. the solidarity of the Nerlanders was like a hug needed by these persecuted
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Dtorr
3 years ago
many of my family have had to emigrate some in Latin America, others in america and a few in Europe have found their place and have been welcomed could compare the exodus of Venezuelans with that of the Jews and there would be few differences
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Mrc
3 years ago
I know very little about these people thanks for making you know a little more about the matter.
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Meily
3 years ago
I know many compatriots who have had to flee looking for a better future that was what led the frank family to netherland a better future
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naiiu
3 years ago
very good post comparing without difficulty, I really have to thank that there are people able to play their skin for others. we are more the good ones
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rosarr
3 years ago
is a good comparison of different times and different reasons. emigrate is never easy they are not always well received fortunately they arrived in a good place where they were welcomed and protected
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sofibrav
3 years ago
it is good that you think about the citizens of amsterdam as many of them provided support and shelter to the involuntary fugitives
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