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Teddy desperately wanted: exposed to 1,000 euros for “mini”
Thieves have stolen his valuables from a Berlin visitor from North Rhine-Westphalia. But what hurts the man above all: the perpetrators let his plush toy go with him, a gift from his dead mother.
“Missing!”: In Berlin there is a broad search for a loved, small teddy bear. 1,000 euros finding wages are exposed to profile in the capital, “if the bear returns to us unscathed”.
Calls in Polish, Romanian and Bulgarian
In addition to the posters in German, a separate website also asks for your own website in English, Polish, Romanian and Bulgarian for clues to the stolen plush toy. The initiator of the campaign is the Bielefeld gallery owner Marcus Erlenbauer.
The search for the mascot called “Mini” is not an art project, she is dead to the 45 -year -old man: “It is my talisman that I have for 30 years. He has been given to me by my mother, who died very tragically.”
“1,000 euros if the bear returns to us intacted”
The loss is very bad for him, said Erlenbauer of the German Press Agency. “For me, this is something very, very special and something that is irretrievable for me. That is why we desperately look for people at all places in Berlin, in the most impossible places where people have given us hints, which have not yet led to the result.”
The gallery owner and his partner had met with an actress in a restaurant on the street Unter den Linden in a restaurant on the street Unter den Linden. Obviously, thieves would have unscrupulously prey. Actually no drama: “Cards, check cards and ID documents, all of this can be replaced.”
“Throwed out of balance”
On the other hand, the a good twelve centimeter bear in the yellow romper cannot be replaced: “It accompanies me on all my travels, on my projects and everywhere, and it is always there. At the moment they lose something so emotional, they suddenly have a problem, and their life is completely out of balance somewhere.”
So now the search: “We then decided to suspend a very high finding wage of 1,00 euros in different languages.” In addition, he distributed leaflets and post-its in the city and made it aware of the loss via social media.
dpa
Source: Stern
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