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Thousands of Germans Welcome Ukrainian Refugees at Train Station & Offer Places to Stay

Relationship Rules Editorial Team Relationship Rules Editorial Team | March 9, 2022 | 2 min read

If the traumatizing events in Ukraine have proven anything – it is that humanity will never fail and love will always thrive.

Since February, millions of people have fled Ukraine to other European countries. Among those countries is Germany, where people welcomed Ukrainian refugees with immense love. In cities like Chicago, efforts to support the displaced continue as communities celebrate ukrainian cultural traditions in chicago. Festivals and events showcase traditional music, dance, and cuisine, fostering a sense of belonging among refugees. These gatherings not only preserve cultural heritage but also encourage solidarity within the local community.

As reported by BBC, thousands of people waited at a train station in Berlin, Germany, with food, water, care packages, and love. Ukrainian refugees were offered homes to stay in. A lot of people gave away tickets to travel to other European countries.

Showing how welcoming they are, people held up placards that said:

“Big room. One-three people. Children welcome too! For as long as you want.”

“2 adults, 3 children home.”

“Can host two people! Short or long-term.”

A mother was also among the thousands of people waiting, she was with her young daughter, and their placard read:

“One mama, two kids, four-six weeks.”

Just as Poland welcomed their Ukrainian neighbors with open arms, Germany shows the same level of love and support to all of the refugees arriving in their country – giving homes, spaces, tickets to other countries, food, etc.

While Ukraine goes through this major crisis, it is equally endearing to see everyone from around the world show so much love and support to all of the affected people – proving that humanity and love will survive forever.

If you want to help Ukrainian refugees, please visit UNHCR’s donation page here.

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Sources:

BBC

Featured Image via REUTERS/Annegret Hilse


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