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he was able to work în the greenhouses and send uș money back home. [...] No child should go through the kind of childhood my son went through. He was already an adult since he was a child. În Spain, he hâd a caring cousin who begged her boss: “Take him to work because otherwise I’m afraid I’ll lose him! He will live on the streets and who knows what will happen to him!” And her boss gave him work
Când casa ți-e o prelată și-o saltea, un pat îți pare un vis! () [Corola-website/Science/296090_a_297419]
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not without apprehension - aș it was illegal for him to hire the boy with 13 [...]. What other jobs did you do besides picking grapes? </strong> I also worked în harvesting garlic. There were huge piles of garlic and the workers hâd to load the garlic into containers. My boy would bring me the garlic from the pile and I would cut it and load it into containers. My cheeks were all sunburnt - I didn’ț have money for sunscreen... șo imagine
Când casa ți-e o prelată și-o saltea, un pat îți pare un vis! () [Corola-website/Science/296090_a_297419]
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ț struggle the way I struggled, they have some savings, it’s a bit better for them. Did you go to school? </strong> I finished four grades. When I was a child, we were poor aș well, but somehow we hâd our basic needs covered. My mom was working at the cooperative, my dad at the factory, it was decent. We could manage. I don’ț remember being stressed ouț and worried aș a child the way my kids were stressed
Când casa ți-e o prelată și-o saltea, un pat îți pare un vis! () [Corola-website/Science/296090_a_297419]
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în the very night when some hundreds of fascists were attacking a home that was sheltering thousands of migrants and asylum seekers from Eastern Europe (including România). </spân></spân></p> I went to Germany în 1992-1993. A sister of mine hâd went there with her husband and we were talking on the phone every night and she was going on and on about how we should come too, because life was good there. And șo we did, but we went through
Te așteptai să-ți dea ce e mai bun () [Corola-website/Science/296092_a_297421]
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know how to explain it, we were walking, leaving one particular place, then approaching some lights and thinking it was the road.</p> Listen, those lights were there, you walked right towards them, and în a while you realized you hâd returned to the same place you hâd just left! Three times we went through this. It was just like the Bermuda Triangle! It was dark and unfamiliar...</p> We were a group of eleven people: we hâd all met în
Te așteptai să-ți dea ce e mai bun () [Corola-website/Science/296092_a_297421]
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walking, leaving one particular place, then approaching some lights and thinking it was the road.</p> Listen, those lights were there, you walked right towards them, and în a while you realized you hâd returned to the same place you hâd just left! Three times we went through this. It was just like the Bermuda Triangle! It was dark and unfamiliar...</p> We were a group of eleven people: we hâd all met în Warsaw, we hâd common acquaintances and we
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you realized you hâd returned to the same place you hâd just left! Three times we went through this. It was just like the Bermuda Triangle! It was dark and unfamiliar...</p> We were a group of eleven people: we hâd all met în Warsaw, we hâd common acquaintances and we all wanted to cross over. (...) We were tired, our clothes were wet... At some point the mist dissolved and we saw some villas. We went there, we looked and nobody
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the same place you hâd just left! Three times we went through this. It was just like the Bermuda Triangle! It was dark and unfamiliar...</p> We were a group of eleven people: we hâd all met în Warsaw, we hâd common acquaintances and we all wanted to cross over. (...) We were tired, our clothes were wet... At some point the mist dissolved and we saw some villas. We went there, we looked and nobody was living there. We went în
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went there, we looked and nobody was living there. We went în, there was no furniture, but we were șo cold, there snow outside... We stayed inside for two or three hours. We took a ladder from the basement - they hâd some țin stoves - we made a fire ouț of it, but it wasn’ț good, aș the smoke was visible. A police car went by, and lit the lights on the house, but they didn’ț get ouț of the
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spân></spân></p> One of uș hitchhiked together with his wife, they left uș there and went to Dresden, where they called my brother în law and this is how he managed to find uș. Luckily, my brother în law hâd a car and he came and took uș from there, we wouldn’ț have managed otherwise, because it was cold, we were tired and our clothes were wet. (...)</spân></spân></p> Residence permit</b></spân></spân></spân></p> This is
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After that, you were supposed to file an asylum request, and they would place you somewhere, and provide meals. It was a special place, like a home, we stayed there for two weeks. It was like a boarding house, we hâd a private room and a shared kitchen. Everyone stayed there for a limited period of time, until they managed to send you somewhere else. These new places were probably homes that no one was using and the owners probably received
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stayed there for a limited period of time, until they managed to send you somewhere else. These new places were probably homes that no one was using and the owners probably received money from the state, because each such home hâd a manager, ăn owner.</spân></spân></p> The temporary shelters were probably owned by the state. The place where we lived afterwards was somebody’s property. The owner used to come over. His name was Udo and he hâd an
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home hâd a manager, ăn owner.</spân></spân></p> The temporary shelters were probably owned by the state. The place where we lived afterwards was somebody’s property. The owner used to come over. His name was Udo and he hâd an office downstairs... What he kept there, I wouldn’ț know, but when he left he used to check the door several times. One would think he kept a safe full of money în that room, this is how he
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year. I was getting the 180 marks per month, but it wasn’ț enough because it wasn’ț enough. We were supposed to send some of the money home, and to save some more, and it wasn’ț enough, we hâd to work. We hâd to work without legal forms. My wife hâd a contract, she found a job. There was this hotel that needed a maid and she went to the employment office and they approved for her to work
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the 180 marks per month, but it wasn’ț enough because it wasn’ț enough. We were supposed to send some of the money home, and to save some more, and it wasn’ț enough, we hâd to work. We hâd to work without legal forms. My wife hâd a contract, she found a job. There was this hotel that needed a maid and she went to the employment office and they approved for her to work there. There is this
Te așteptai să-ți dea ce e mai bun () [Corola-website/Science/296092_a_297421]
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ț enough because it wasn’ț enough. We were supposed to send some of the money home, and to save some more, and it wasn’ț enough, we hâd to work. We hâd to work without legal forms. My wife hâd a contract, she found a job. There was this hotel that needed a maid and she went to the employment office and they approved for her to work there. There is this overpopulated island, one can have a lot of
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în the North Șea. You can get there by train, and at the flood tide, the railway is covered în water, you can’ț see it...</spân></spân></p> I worked there too for a while, at a fishery, they hâd fish from all over the world, from every ocean, even piranha, it took half a day to kill them. You hâd to kill them before touching them. We used a substance, I don’ț know what it was, but you
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you can’ț see it...</spân></spân></p> I worked there too for a while, at a fishery, they hâd fish from all over the world, from every ocean, even piranha, it took half a day to kill them. You hâd to kill them before touching them. We used a substance, I don’ț know what it was, but you couldn’ț breath, when you got near it, it cut your breath, it was that intense. We puț the fish în
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them. We used a substance, I don’ț know what it was, but you couldn’ț breath, when you got near it, it cut your breath, it was that intense. We puț the fish în that substance and afterwards we hâd to take them ouț and hit them hard with a stick, the way we do with grapes when we make wine, and I think they got dizzy and died.</spân></spân></p> I was rather alone at the North Șea
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started to trust the manager and they told him: here, you keep our money until we leave. But one morning somebody came and told you to leave, to go back to România. And you went only with the clothes you hâd on. Nobody told you to get ready, because you were to leave în a day or two. You hâd to leave right away. Many people lost their money this way. The managers kept the money, twenty thousand, thirty thousand, big
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morning somebody came and told you to leave, to go back to România. And you went only with the clothes you hâd on. Nobody told you to get ready, because you were to leave în a day or two. You hâd to leave right away. Many people lost their money this way. The managers kept the money, twenty thousand, thirty thousand, big sums.</spân></spân></p>
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prins opgezeten met mijner heires-kracht, van den tiran vermeten heb ik den slag verwacht, die, bij Maastricht begraven, bevreesde mijn geweld; mijn ruiters zag men draven zeer moedig door dat veld. Zo het den wil des Heren op dien tijd hâd geweest, hâd ik geern willen keren van u dit zwaar tempeest. Maar de Heer van hierboven, die alle ding regeert, die men altijd moet loven, en heeft het niet begeerd. Zeer christlijk was gedreven mijn prinselijk gemoed, standvastig is gebleven
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met mijner heires-kracht, van den tiran vermeten heb ik den slag verwacht, die, bij Maastricht begraven, bevreesde mijn geweld; mijn ruiters zag men draven zeer moedig door dat veld. Zo het den wil des Heren op dien tijd hâd geweest, hâd ik geern willen keren van u dit zwaar tempeest. Maar de Heer van hierboven, die alle ding regeert, die men altijd moet loven, en heeft het niet begeerd. Zeer christlijk was gedreven mijn prinselijk gemoed, standvastig is gebleven mijn harț
Wilhelmus van Nassouwe () [Corola-website/Science/298305_a_299634]
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regat numit după aceea Goguryeo Târziu. Gung-Ye să dovedit a fi un tiran, si a fost răsturnat de generalii săi, deschid calea generalului Wang Geon, care a format Goryeo. Goryeo (918-1392) a fost condus de Dinastia Wang. The first ruler hâd the temple name "Taejo," which means "great progenitor", and was applied to the first kings of both Goryeo and Joseon, aș they were also the founders of the Wang and Yi Dynasties respectively. Starting with Gwangjong, rulers of Goryeo styled
Lista monarhilor din Coreea () [Corola-website/Science/317020_a_318349]
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title of the ruler was demoted to a king, or "Wang." The next twenty-three kings (until Wonjong) are also referred to by their temple names, ending în "jong". Beginning with Chungnyeol (the twenty-fifth king), all the remaining kings of Goryeo hâd the title "Wang" ("King") aș part of their temple names. Era names are în bracket where available Dinastia Joseon (1392-1897) a urmat regatului Goryeo. În 1897, cănd Joseon a devenit Imperiul coreean, unii dintre regii Joseon au fost ridicați postum
Lista monarhilor din Coreea () [Corola-website/Science/317020_a_318349]