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The war through children's eyes at Valkenburg youth theater: “If we disagree, we don't have to shoot each other anyway”

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After the memorial on the Cauberg on Saturday, Mary Meurders's youth theater took Valkenburg to 1944. In the Polfer mill, children told the dramatic story of the Sinti girl Mädle.

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The war through children's eyes at Valkenburg youth theater: “If we disagree, we don't have to shoot each other anyway”

After the memorial on the Cauberg on Saturday, Mary Meurders's youth theater took Valkenburg to 1944. In the Polfer mill, children told the dramatic story of the Sinti girl Mädle.

14 days ago·Maastricht, Netherlands

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