US EditionNo more Goethe-Fakes: What the Renovation of Weimar's Women's Plan aims at
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thueringer-allgemeine.deNo more Goethe-Fakes: What the Renovation of Weimar's Women's Plan aims at
For 50 years Johann Wolfgang von Goethe lived in Weimar on the women's plan. Now the renovation of the Goethehaus as the most visited German poet's house is urgent. Thuringian tourism loses a main attraction for at least three years.
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