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PolarJournal wishes you a Merry Christmas

Dr. Michael Wenger 23. December 2023 | Society

MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM YOUR POLARJOURNAL TEAM IN SWITZERLAND, GERMANY AND FRANCE. ENJOY THE HOLIDAYS, BE MERRY AND FOR THOSE WHO HAVE SNOW: ENJOY THE WHITE SPLENDOR!

We will be here for you again between the holidays and will take a look back at the last 12 months every day. And at the end, just before we all slide into the new year, we also offer a small preview of what you can expect in 2024.

See you again on December 27….

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