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Youth and Politics: Ghostwriting in Classes
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"Everyone was quite calm," Samuel Pitterle noticed, a student at the Eschbach-Gymnasium in Stuttgart-Freiberg. This is not usually the case at school: "Because you could simply write what you want and how you want it to be." The pupils:inside should write a speech for a:n municipal politician. The highlight is that they had heard an interview with her or him, but didn't know who it was or which party he or she belonged to. "When you write, time …
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