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The clatter of sewing machines, the clatter of memories. In 1987, the Saxon town of Werdau was looking for workers for the textile industry. Due to full employment, the jobs were advertised in Vietnam, as was customary in the GDR at the time. Many came, and some stayed.
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The clatter of sewing machines, the clatter of memories. In 1987, the Saxon town of Werdau was looking for workers for the textile industry. Due to full employment, the jobs were advertised in Vietnam, as was customary in the GDR at the time. Many came, and some stayed.
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