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Germany - Lithuania - Poland

Dec. 12, 1956 - Germany's first SOS-Children-village Diessen/ Ammersee: Today it was possible to lay the foundation for the first SOS-Children-village in Germany by the generous donation of a wealthy lady. So six houses will be built up at first. The purpose of the SOS-Children-village-union is to give orphans and also other children living in bad family temper a usual home and a careful mammy. Gentlemen of the Bavarian government attended the ceremony, when the little 7 years old Maximilian Rammler from Munich, who is member of the SOS-Children-village-union since two years put the box with the initials and also with documents, coins and newspapers in the wall of the first house proclamating a prolog. Photo Shows F.L.T.R. standing behind the boy Maximlian Rammler; Mr. Happach; 1st secretary of the SOS-Children-village union Froehlich; the president of the union Dr. Hecker and the government -deputy Dr. Klotz

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