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Multikulti-Ball 2016: Rektorin Christa Neuper, Multikulti-Card-Trägerin Sonja Perkic-Krempl, Ehrengast Dr. Muhamad Al Diri aus Syrien und Claudia Unger, Leiterin des Afro-Asiatischen Instituts (v.l.) Foto: cp-pictures

Die ersten Fotos vom Multikulti-Ball 2016

Die ersten Fotos vom Multikulti-Ball am 23. Jänner 2016 sind da, mehr Impressionen folgen...

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