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Guardian » 1dIn an extract from a new book, Das Reboot, Raphael Honigstein speaks to one of the unknown heroes of the German football revolution, which ultimately led to the country winning the 2014 World Cup Dietrich Weise lives in Heilbronn, in former US Army barracks that have been converted into a modernâ¦
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