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Nitsche Keller in Front of Comeback: Anja Meusel Brings Back Ebermannstädter Tradition

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Ebermannstadt - For years it was quiet on the Nitsche Keller in Ebermannstadt. Now Anja Meusel plans the reopening of the traditional area. Why the project is more than a new outlet and which hurdles still await.

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