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Blumenthal: Why the Junges house is now a monument

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Time and again, it has been demanded that Jungescher Haus in Blumenthal be placed under protection. It is now a monument – and the subject of discussions between center remediators and potential investors.

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Blumenthal: Why the Junges house is now a monument

Time and again, it has been demanded that Jungescher Haus in Blumenthal be placed under protection. It is now a monument – and the subject of discussions between center remediators and potential investors.

1 day ago·Bremen, Germany

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WESER-KURIER broke the news in Bremen, Germany 1 day ago on Friday, February 21, 2025.

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