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We feed the world
We feed the world

By Erwin Wagenhofer

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Brasilianischer Regenwald wird gerodet, um auf den gewonnenen Flächen Soja anzubauen, mit dem in der EU Tiere gemästet werden. Von der EU mit Exportsubventionen vergünstigte Erzeugnisse werden auf...

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Frieda Grafe
Frieda Grafe
Berlin Noir
Kodjo
Kodjo

By Max Annas, Mathilde Sobottke

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Le march de la faim
Le march de la faim

By Erwin Wagenhofer

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Le march de la faim
Le march de la faim

By Erwin Wagenhofer

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Finsterwalde
Finsterwalde

By Annas Max

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Illegal
Illegal

By Max Annas

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Morduntersuchungskommission

By Max Annas

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