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Deutsch: Im Rahmen der Auszeichnung als Europäische Kulturhauptstadt im Jahr 2025 ist geplant, an vielen Gebäuden in Hainichen mit freistehendem Giebel Zitate von bedeutenden Persönlichkeiten aus Hainichen anzubringen. Die Fassade in der Heinrich-Heine-Straße 10, 09661 Hainichen, war die erste, die Anfang 2023 mit einem solchen Zitat versehen wurde. Das Zitat stammt aus dem Lied "Gott, Deine Güte reicht so weit", geschrieben von Christian Fürchtegott Gellert, einem in Hainichen geborenen Dichter, im Jahr 1757. Gellertstadtbote 2023 Nummer 6 auf Seite 6.
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