VOICED : In rebel-held Aleppo, Abu Omar clings to his collection of cars

The video tells the story of a car collector living in Aleppo amidst the Syrian conflict. Despite losing some of his 24 vintage cars to shelling, he remains emotionally attached to them, likening their damage to personal loss. At 69, he lives alone in a deteriorating house, valuing the durability and authenticity of old cars. Despite offers to sell, he hopes to pass them to his children after the war. The video highlights the resilience of both the collector and his cars in the face of adversity.

What emotional impact does the loss of a car have on the collector?

• He feels indifferent.

• He feels as if he lost a close relative.

• He feels relieved.

• He feels excited to buy a new one.

What was the collector's first vintage car purchase?

• A Dodge 1955

• A Plymouth 1947

• A Chevrolet 1960

• A Ford 1950

Why did the collector choose to stay in Aleppo?

• He was forced to stay.

• He had no means to leave.

• He wanted to protect his cars.

• He disliked his family.

What is the collector's view on old products?

• They are too expensive.

• They are not worth keeping.

• They are made in a more authentic way.

• They are less durable.

What does the collector plan to do with his cars after the war?

• Donate them to a museum.

• Keep them for himself.

• Pass them on to his children.

• Sell them to the highest bidder.