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The tragic death of 3-year-old Aylan Kurdi, whose body washed up on a Turkish beach, became a powerful symbol of the refugee crisis. This heartbreaking incident near Bodrum, Turkey, sparked international outrage and led to increased awareness of the Syrian refugee crisis, prompting many European countries to revise their refugee policies.

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August 2015: Budapest Keleti Station Crisis

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August 2015: Budapest Keleti Station Crisis

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Thousands of Syrian refugees were stranded at Budapest's main railway station as Hungary blocked their transit to other EU countries. This created a humanitarian emergency, with refugees camping in the station and surrounding areas, highlighting the challenges of EU migration policies.

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The Moria refugee camp on Lesbos became Europe's largest refugee camp, often called 'The Jungle.' Originally designed for 3,000 people, it housed over 20,000 at its peak, creating severe humanitarian challenges. The camp became a symbol of Europe's struggling response to the crisis.

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September 2015: Munich Central Station Welcome

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September 2015: Munich Central Station Welcome

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Munich's main station became a symbol of hope as German citizens welcomed thousands of Syrian refugees with food, water, and supplies. This demonstrated Germany's 'Willkommenskultur' (welcome culture) under Chancellor Merkel's open-door policy.

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The informal refugee camp in Calais, France, became a crucial transit point for refugees hoping to reach the UK. Housing thousands of people in makeshift shelters, the camp highlighted the complex challenges of cross-border migration and asylum policies.

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At the EU headquarters in Brussels, a landmark agreement was signed between the EU and Turkey to manage refugee flows. Turkey agreed to accept returned refugees from Greece in exchange for financial aid and political considerations.

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The Italian island of Lampedusa became a critical first reception point for refugees crossing the Mediterranean. Its reception center processed thousands of arrivals, though it struggled with overcrowding and limited resources.

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2017: Berlin's Tempelhof Refugee Shelter

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2017: Berlin's Tempelhof Refugee Shelter

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The historic Tempelhof Airport was converted into Germany's largest refugee shelter, housing thousands of Syrian refugees. This innovative repurposing of the former airport demonstrated Berlin's commitment to supporting refugees while highlighting the challenges of large-scale integration.