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In 1951, the Monsignor Bricks up a Secret Tube at the University; 75 Years Later, It Turns Out to Contain a Single Piece of Paper.

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The first stone ever laid during the construction of the medical faculty at Radboud University in Nijmegen contains a lead tube. What is inside remains a mystery for 75 years. Until now. Exciting? Not for everyone.
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In 1951, the Monsignor Bricks up a Secret Tube at the University; 75 Years Later, It Turns Out to Contain a Single Piece of Paper.

The first stone ever laid during the construction of the medical faculty at Radboud University in Nijmegen contains a lead tube. What is inside remains a mystery for 75 years. Until now. Exciting? Not for everyone.

·Nijmegen, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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gelderlander.nl broke the news in Nijmegen, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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