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Description U-Bahnhof Nürnberg Rathenauplatz, Künstlerische Gestaltung des Großmosaiks 1990 von Gregor Hiltner (zeigt links Theodor Herzl, rechts Walther Rathenau)
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Station is named after [[en:Walther Rathenau]] - pictured on the right. He was an industrialist and minister who believed in assimilating Jews into German society. The left image portrays Theodore Herzl who wanted Jews to find a home in Israel..

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