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A Summer, a Souvenir. "Mulhouse Beach" in Richwiller: the Story of a Public Water Body Become Private

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Purchased in 1945 by the husbands Heckel, the six-hectare plan surrounded by forests, then called "Mulhouse Plage", attracted thousands of followers before being sold, in 1975, to owners gathered in Civil Property Society. Dive into a beautiful story.
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A Summer, a Souvenir. "Mulhouse Beach" in Richwiller: the Story of a Public Water Body Become Private

Purchased in 1945 by the husbands Heckel, the six-hectare plan surrounded by forests, then called "Mulhouse Plage", attracted thousands of followers before being sold, in 1975, to owners gathered in Civil Property Society. Dive into a beautiful story.

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lalsace.fr broke the news in on Saturday, July 26, 2025.
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