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Straßenfeger will er nicht werden

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Straßenfeger will er nicht werden

1972

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Children of migrant workers talk about the discrimination they experience at school and at work, and about their limited career and training opportunities.

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Institut für Film und Bild in Wissenschaft und Unterricht

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Directed by: Karl Wiehn
Written by: Anne Dorn
Karl Wiehn

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