Syrian refugees: Mauneer Kalthoum
The Washington Post
  • 10 years ago
Mauneer Kalthoum's home in Aleppo, Syria was destroyed by a bomb. Now in Turkey, he sews clothing to support his wife, four children, his sister and her four children.
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