these are mostly people fleeing the bloodshed in syria, iraq and afghanistan, they come from all sorts of different backgrounds, you have a lot of young men who were in the middle of their university careers, a lot of people studying to be doctors, architects and engineers. you have successful businessmen that saw everything stripped away from them due to the war, you have a lot of middle class families from cities like damascus, aleppo and the coastal city of letakia. these are professional people back home. you speak to them, they say, we lost everything to this war, our cars, homes, businesses. in many cases they lost loved ones, they're coming all the way to europe, putting themselves through a journey they couldn't imagine they would have to endure. then they say they're being treated like this at the doorstep of europe, it's difficult from the get go, because you have to make that