German Town Decides to Halt Memorial Plaques Outside Homes of Holocaust Victims
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Councilors in an eastern German town have voted to cease the practice of installing memorial plaques outside the homes of Holocaust victims. Instead, they plan to construct a centralized memorial at a cemetery. This decision marks a shift in how the town chooses to commemorate the victims.
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