Some Syrian refugees in Berlin ponder returning post-Assad, others call Germany home

Nazan Rashidi, executive director of the Syria Campaign in Berlin, celebrates the downfall of the Assad regime, marking a personal liberation after using a pseudonym for 17 years. With many Syrian refugees in Berlin, thoughts of returning home arise following the rebels’ seizure of power in Damascus, ending more than 50 years of Assad family rule. Samer Hafez, owner of Aleppo Supper Club, reflects on his journey from refugee to business owner in Germany, feeling like he’s in a dream after the regime’s fall.

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