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Description	Yellow badge Star of David called "Judenstern". Part of the exhibition in the Jewish Museum Westphalia, Dorsten, Germany. The wording is the German word for Jew (Jude), written in mock-Hebrew script.
Date	created 8. Feb. 2005
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Author	Daniel Ullrich, Threedots
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