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Disrespectful: Gravestone Inscription Stolen From Nordhorn's Southern Cemetery

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By Anke Mücke. The gravestone in the southern cemetery in Nordhorn resembles a mountain range: Two unhewn stones, tapering upwards, stand side by side like rocks on the final resting place of Martin Gütthoff's father, Hajo. On the left side are the words "Many paths lead to God, one goes over the mountains." But where until recently the deceased's name and dates of birth and death were emblazoned in bronze, only the bare stone remains. Bronze th…
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By Anke Mücke. The gravestone in the southern cemetery in Nordhorn resembles a mountain range: Two unhewn stones, tapering upwards, stand side by side like rocks on the final resting place of Martin Gütthoff's father, Hajo. On the left side are the words "Many paths lead to God, one goes over the mountains." But where until recently the deceased's name and dates of birth and death were emblazoned in bronze, only the bare stone remains. Bronze th…

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GN-Online broke the news on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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