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Once Upon a Greek Island, Migrants and Tourists

rena silverman

Mar 10, 2016

Lesbos is a popular vacation destination, but when migrants began streaming there, Marieke van der Velden and her partner, Philip Brink, paired them with tourists for conversations about their journeys. My story for the NYT Lens Blog: http://nyti.ms/215Hpzf

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