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English: Bust of Heinrich "Heinz" Kurschildgen, called the "goldmaker of Hilden". The text reads: "Dem genialen Goldmäker, die dankbare Vaterstadt" (To the genial gold-maker, his grateful home town.)
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Source Franke, Manfred (18 June 2010). "Alles nur erfunden: Der Alchemist der Nazis". Spiegel Online. Retrieved 19 June 2010.
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