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Following the Footsteps of German Exiles in Southern France

Summary by Handelsblatt
Marseille was the last free port in the country in 1940. Thousands wanted to start a new life from there, including many writers. A hiking trail in Sanary-sur-Mer leads to their temporary domiciles.

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Marseille was the last free port in the country in 1940. Thousands wanted to start a new life from there, including many writers. A hiking trail in Sanary-sur-Mer leads to their temporary domiciles.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Marseille was the last free port in the country in 1940. Thousands wanted to start a new life from there, including many writers. A hiking trail in Sanary-sur-Mer leads to their temporary domiciles.

·Halle (Saale), Germany
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wz.de broke the news on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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