“Germany has opened up to Ukrainian refugees like never before,” Rostyslav Sukennyk, Chairman of the Association of Ukrainian Organizations in Germany, told Pershyi in an interview. And although the level of aid from the German government has fallen, however, if you wish, you can find yourself in the country. Ihor Shavro spoke with Rostyslav Sukennyk about how Ukrainians fleeing the war have it in Germany.
- 00:00 Russian propaganda in Germany
- 04:28 Whether the attitude towards Russia and Russians has changed in German society
- 08:39 How Ukrainian refugees live in Germany
- 15:56 Education and employment for Ukrainian refugees in Germany
- 19:08 How Germans feel about the so-called “social tourism”
- 23:10 German attitude towards Ukrainian refugees after nine months of full-scale war
- 25:12 Religion and language
- 27:46 What Ukrainians who are planning to flee from the war to Germany should know
