Chapter 19: How Refugees and Asylum Seekers Live in Germany with Examples from an Actual Camp

Although I successfully escaped being placed in a camp, I still know what they are like. On the 30th of April, I was sent to one of those by mistake. Well, I returned home with shaking hands and a migraine but... also with some content.
As always, here are the timecodes for you:
00:12 intro
01:16 how I found myself in the camp
04:50 how I felt being sent there with a taxi
05:27 boring statistics (I don't find it boring tho)
13:56 a word about the first camp you are sent to (they are less remote, and you live there till you get through your asylum interview) Outside all the camps look similar
18:28 post-interview camps (exactly like the one where I was sent to in April)
34:35 ending
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Where are all the people from the camp?😳

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It was early and people were still sleeping. Also, Germany doesn't really approve filming other people without their consent😊