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Swiss Museum of the Blind in Bern celebrates 200 years of Braille with a game of goose revisited

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These are simple little points in relief, but they changed the lives of blind people. Braille writing was created in 1825. This bicentenary was celebrated Thursday in Bern with the opening of an inclusive social game, bringing together visionary and blind people, to discover this revolutionary invention in a playful way.

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Swiss Museum of the Blind in Bern celebrates 200 years of Braille with a game of goose revisited

These are simple little points in relief, but they changed the lives of blind people. Braille writing was created in 1825. This bicentenary was celebrated Thursday in Bern with the opening of an inclusive social game, bringing together visionary and blind people, to discover this revolutionary invention in a playful way.

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