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| Kaspar Hauser |
May 26
1828: The feral child Kaspar Hauser is discovered in Nuremberg, Germany.
1998:
In a manifestation called the “National Sorry Day,” Australia offers an
apology to the Aboriginal population for the policy (lasting into the
early 1970s) of removing children from Aboriginal families to
Anglophone households. Among numerous other disastrous outcomes, this
policy was responsible for the extinction of many Aboriginal languages.
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