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Vandals set fire to a mouse statue that’s a TV star and mascot for a German broadcaster

  • Vandals set fire to a mouse statue that is a TV star and mascot for children's programming at German broadcaster WDR.
  • The cartoon mouse, known as Die Maus, is the star of a long-running television show in Germany.
  • The fire damaged parts of the statue's face and arm, according to WDR, who filed a police complaint against an unidentified person.
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Iconic TV German mouse statue damaged in arson attack

‘A piece of childhood, a symbol of joy and togetherness has been attacked’

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Vandals set fire to a mouse statue that's a TV star and mascot for a German broadcaster

Vandals have set fire to a mouse statue that’s a TV star and mascot for children’s programming at German broadcaster WDR.

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WDR Westdeutscher Rundfunk [Newsroom]Köln (ots) - On the night of Friday to Saturday, unknown people set the mouse figure on fire in front of the WDR in Cologne. "This act makes us stunned. Who and above all why is someone lighting the mouse? Because this was not just a figure ... Continue reading here...Original content of: WDR Westdeutscher Rundfunk, transmitted by news aktuell

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