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45 Days in a Greek Refugee Camp

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“She explained her mother had met the Iraqi DJ just as he came out of the boat. “I wasn’t in the camp at the time but later, every volunteer was talking about how amazing this man was. He came the whole way from Turkey listening to his music on his huge headphones and, while he was at Platanos, he showed the songs to some volunteers.”
“Some seven days later, on the night of New Year’s Eve, Gabriela made her way to the registration camp. “While we were doing some work there, the DJ from Iraq stopped my mom because he remembered her. I was in the middle of Moria and this man put his headphones on my ears.”
“I started listening to an absolutely amazing remix of “Hello” by Adele, that he made. I couldn’t stop smiling and I almost started crying. Now, I think a lot about how I would like to hear that again.”

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“She explained her mother had met the Iraqi DJ just as he came out of the boat. “I wasn’t in the camp at the time but later, every volunteer was talking about how amazing this man was. He came the whole way from Turkey listening to his music on his huge headphones and, while he was at Platanos, he showed the songs to some volunteers.” · “Some seven days later, on the night of New Year’s Eve, Gabriela made her way to the registration camp. “While we were doing some work there, the DJ from Iraq stopped my mom because he remembered her. I was in the middle of Moria and this man put his headphones on my ears.” · “I started listening to an absolutely amazing remix of “Hello” by Adele, that he made. I couldn’t stop smiling and I almost started crying. Now, I think a lot about how I would like to hear that again.”

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        “She explained her mother had met the Iraqi DJ just as he came out of the boat. “I wasn’t in the camp at the time but later, every volunteer was talking about how amazing this man was. He came the whole way from Turkey listening to his music on his huge headphones and, while he was at Platanos, he showed the songs to some volunteers.”
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