30 August 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Güntersberge: A miniature gallows stands in the Mouse Traps and Curiosities Museum. The mechanism of the trap released a spring, which pulls the wire laid out in the tube as a loop jerkily upwards and kills the rodent. The museum displays the collection of the Knepper couple who saved the 300-year-old house from decay. In 1997 the museum was opened in which innumerable utensils from the past centuries can be seen. In a renovated barn is the "Gallery of Silent Toilets", an extensive collection of toilets. In the main house you can admire the functioning of differe

30 August 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Güntersberge: A miniature gallows stands in the Mouse Traps and Curiosities Museum. The mechanism of the trap released a spring, which pulls the wire laid out in the tube as a loop jerkily upwards and kills the rodent. The museum displays the collection of the Knepper couple who saved the 300-year-old house from decay. In 1997 the museum was opened in which innumerable utensils from the past centuries can be seen. In a renovated barn is the "Gallery of Silent Toilets", an extensive collection of toilets. In the main house you can admire the functioning of differe Stock Photo

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30 August 2021, Saxony-Anhalt, Güntersberge: A miniature gallows stands in the Mouse Traps and Curiosities Museum. The mechanism of the trap released a spring, which pulls the wire laid out in the tube as a loop jerkily upwards and kills the rodent. The museum displays the collection of the Knepper couple who saved the 300-year-old house from decay. In 1997 the museum was opened in which innumerable utensils from the past centuries can be seen. In a renovated barn is the "Gallery of Silent Toilets", an extensive collection of toilets. In the main house you can admire the functioning of different mousetraps. Photo: Klaus-Dietmar Gabbert/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB

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