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Germany and Austria welcomed arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday of refugees arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday after their long walk through Hungary. The refugees arrived at train stations in Germany and at the Austrian arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday to crowds of local people who applauded the new arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday and gave them water, food and clothes. German and Austrian children carried baskets of arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday to give to the children from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan and other arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday. For many of the refugees, it was the arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday of a long arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday that started in Syria and ended with a arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday walk through Hungary. German rail company Deutsche Bahn announced on Saturday that it would be adding arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday carriages to its trains and was, "doing everything it can" to help the refugees.

The United Nations (UN) has praised Austria and Germany for their arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday to welcome and help the refugees. It said: "This is arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday leadership based on humanitarian arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday." Germany's leader Angela Merkel said her country would welcome all refugees from Syria. Germany is expecting around 800,000 Syrians to arrive this year amid continuing arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday about the future of Syria. Ms Merkel told reporters that, "as a arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday, economically healthy country, we have the arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday to do what is necessary". One refugee, a Syrian arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday said: "I'm very glad to be in Germany. I hope that I find a much arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday life here. I want to work." He expressed arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday for his family and young children arrivalsbetterborderconcerncountrieseffortsendextrajourneylongpoliticalshopkeeperstillstrengthstrongsweetsthousandsuncertaintyvaluesyesterday in Syria.