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Now playing Next Europe News Austrian heiress lets fifty random citizens give away her €25m fortune Austrian-German heiress Marlene Engelhorn allowed fifty members of the public to donate her inheritance to various organisations, including a homeless aid charity and a nature conservation association. 19/06/2024
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