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Family Party with Question Round: Elementary School Students Interview Mayor – Repeat Planned

An OB consultation session for children, a youth office and an inclusive games case: The first family festival in Germering convinced with a colorful program. It will take place annually in the future.

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Family Party with Question Round: Elementary School Students Interview Mayor – Repeat Planned

2 days ago·Munich, Germany

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