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Germany. Jewish family opens their Berlin home to Muslim refugee. The Jellinek family is hosting Syrian Muslim Kinan from Damascus, in Berlin Mitte. This portrait is part of the No Stranger Place series, which portrays locals and refugees living together

Germany. The Jellinek family hosts Syrian Muslim Kinan from Damascus, in Berlin Mitte.

Germany. The Jellinek family hosts Syrian Muslim Kinan from Damascus, in Berlin Mitte.

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