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Nora Platiel (14 January 1896 in Bochum – 5 September 1979 in Kassel) was a Social Democratic politician, lawyer and resistance fighter against Nazism.^[1] Platiel received the Grand Cross of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany. In 1969, she was awarded the Wilhelm Leuschner Medal [Wikidata], the highest honor of the state of Hesse.^[2]

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^ Helga, Haas-Rietschel; Sabine, Hering. Nora Platiel. Sozialistin - Emigrantin - Politikerin. Eine Biographie. Köln Bund Verlag (1990). ASIN 3766321277.
^ HNA: Stadt würdigt Kasseler Politiker, Verfolgte und Dichter mit Ehrengräbern, retrieved 27 March 2017.

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