File:Consul General Inmi Patterson inaugurated a bilingual nursery at Villa Guggenheim, 2011.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionConsul General Inmi Patterson inaugurated a bilingual nursery at Villa Guggenheim, 2011.jpg | This afternoon Consul General Inmi Patterson inaugurated a bilingual nursery at Villa Guggenheim, together with offspring of the Guggenheim family, Holocaust survivor Esther Bauer and the American-German businesswoman Dana Schweiger. The nursery is managed by SterniPark e.V. and was partly financed with public funds. In the cave it contains an exhibition on the history of the house and its former owners, the Guggenheim family, who fled to Brasil in 1938 because of the nationalsocialist terror against jews. |
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