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Galileo School Bexbach: “Ten People, Ten Lives, Ten Names” – Young People Give Nazi Victims Back Their Names

Summary by Saarbruecker-zeitung.de
They were neighbors, family members, citizens of Bexbach – the youngest victim just four years old. Students from the Galileo School spent two years researching to restore the names of the victims of National Socialism. Tears flowed during the unveiling ceremony.

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Galileo School Bexbach: “Ten People, Ten Lives, Ten Names” – Young People Give Nazi Victims Back Their Names

They were neighbors, family members, citizens of Bexbach – the youngest victim just four years old. Students from the Galileo School spent two years researching to restore the names of the victims of National Socialism. Tears flowed during the unveiling ceremony.

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saarbruecker-zeitung.de broke the news on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.
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