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wonderfully graphic quilt was made in the early 1900s by a woman
of German-Russian descent. The swastika was a good luck symbol
commonly used from the 1700s. At the start of World War II,
the owner of this quilt hid it away under a mattress so that
her family would not be thought to be Nazi sympathisers. The
quilt remained hidden until it was brought to the North Dakota
Quilt Project Discovery Day. |
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