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Pupils Sell Teachers as Collectible Cards – with Success?

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At the WHG Bad Dürkheim students collect and exchange their teachers – for the fun and the Abikass. Is there something going on? We asked!

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Pupils Sell Teachers as Collectible Cards – with Success?

At the WHG Bad Dürkheim students collect and exchange their teachers – for the fun and the Abikass. Is there something going on? We asked!

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