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Germany - Lithuania - Poland

Jan. 10 Animal Cemetery at the Island of Norderney: The Roman Emperor Caligula (37-41 after Christ) once made a horse to a consul - This probably was the blunder of a person suffering from delusions of grandeur; but the burial of beloved domestic animals - which is already a custom in America - nowadays is no rare thing also in the Federal Republic of West-Germany. The inhabitants of the island of Norderney even have good reasons to do so. Having no institute for utilization of the dead beasts, they installed a cemetery for the dead animals. The last resting place (foto) is lying between the center of the town and the so-called WeiBe Dune (dune). Mostly people are bringing dead cats and dogs to earth, but also horses and canary birds are buried there. Even a whale, who perished at the shore was buried

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Beloved Blunder Bringing Buried Caligula Canary Consul Custom Delusions Dune Grandeur Inhabitants Installed Mostly Norderney Nowadays Perished Reasons So-called Suffering Utilization West-germany Whale


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