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After Henny’s (58) unexpected death, Willem opens her dream shop: ‘In that world she felt safe’

After Henny’s (58) unexpected death, Willem opens her dream shop: ‘In that world she felt safe’

Following the unexpected death of 58-year-old Henny Christophersen, her husband Willem is opening a dollhouse shop in Lochem to honor her memory. Henny, who owned 40 dollhouses, found solace in the miniature world while struggling with depression.

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