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Issue 31

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Garvin Brod, Radin Dardashti, Johanna Gereke, Benedikt Hartl, Anne Hemkendreis, Jakub Limanowski, Hanna Pfeifer, Leonie Wenz, Kathrin Wittler
Die Junge Akademie, Berlin 23.01.25
Green and white lettering on a pink background with a box structure. The word ‘Grenzen’ (Borders) can be read. At the top it says ‘Junge Akademie Magazin - 2025 #31’.

This issue is available in German only.

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