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Henrik Henricksen's diploma for the Silver Honorary Medal presented to him by the French government after the 1909 Marseille incident. It reads: "French Republic - Acts of Courage and Devotion - In the name of the President of the Republic, according to the decree of November 15, 1901, The Minister Secretary of State to the Interior Department has presented a Honorary Medal in Silver of 2nd Class to M. Lühz Heinrick known as Henricksen (sic), dompteur of beasts residing in Hamburg. (1910) — Document: Henricksen Archive

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