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Vancouver Courier - Edinburgh: Totempfahl bei kanadischen Indigenen zurück

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Edinburgh: Totempfahl bei kanadischen Indigenen zurück

Zurück in die kanadische Provinz kommt ein Totempfahl, der 1929 einem indigenen Stamm geraubt wurde. Seitdem schmückte die 11-Meter-Skulptur unrechtmäßig ein Museum in Edinburgh.

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