German town bans stumbling stone memorials to Nazi victims
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German town bans 'stumbling stone' memorials to Nazi victims - Published There has been a wave of criticism in Germany after the town of Heidenau, near Dresden in Saxony, decided to ban "stumbling stone" memorials to victims of the Nazis.
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German town bans 'stumbling stone' memorials to Nazi victims - Published There has been a wave of criticism in Germany after the town of Heidenau, near Dresden in Saxony, decided to ban "stumbling stone" memorials to victims of the Nazis.
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