Photo Gallery The Long Journey
Novelist Navid Kermani and photographer Moises Saman recently traveled for SPIEGEL from Budapest through the Balkans to Turkey. They tell of Europe's treatment of immigrants who almost all have the same destination: Germany.
Refugees on the island of Lesbos, Greece: On normal days, between 3,000 and 4,000 refugees land on the north coast.
Foto: Moises Saman/ Magnum/ Agentur Focus/ DER SPIEGEL
Afghan refugees making their way across Europe ride in the back of a Croatian police van as it transports them to a camp in the village of Opatovac near the border with Serbia.
Foto: Moises Saman/ Magnum/ Agentur Focus/ DER SPIEGEL
Refugees at the Macedonian-Serbian border: a walk through another stretch of no-man's land
Foto: Moises Saman/ Magnum/ Agentur Focus/ DER SPIEGEL
A child refugee covered in a plastic raincoat to protect him from the rain near the Serbian village of Miratovac: Children are exempt from the mechanisms of public contempt, because they cannot be held responsible for their own fate.
Foto: Moises Saman/ Magnum/ Agentur Focus/ DER SPIEGEL
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