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Traditional Christmas stars made in Germany

(30 Nov 2006) 1. Wide of people setting up Herrnhut star 2. Close up of man setting up Herrnhut star 3. Pan from man to star 4. Interior of shop 5. Pan of hanging stars in shop 6. Close up Herrnhut star 7. Exterior of Herrnhut star factory 8. Close of Christmas tree with workers in background 9. Pan from parts of stars to women working 10. Close up paper getting prepared to be put together 11. Woman putting points of stars together 12. Close up of workers moulding the point's of stars 13. Pan from workers to hanging stars 14. SOUNDBITE: (German) Oskar Sommer, Managing Director of the Herrnhut stars company : "There are various stars like wooden stars and stars one can fold. But the star from Herrnhut has twenty six bases, eight of them are triangles and seventeen of them are quarters. The eighteenth base is a quarter but is used for the illumination of the star." 15. Pan of stars being made 16. Woman shaping star point 17. Wide of employees working 18. Close up of small star 19. Various of woman moulding star point 20. Various of star getting put together 21. Close of small stars being put together 22. Star points being put into boxes 23. Close up of lights being put into boxes 24. Workers packing up stars 25. Wide of boxes being labelled 26. Close up of labels 27. SOUNDBITE: (German) Oskar Sommer, Managing Director of the Herrnhut stars company: "The important tradition of the star is that the whole family and friends come together during Christmas time to put the star together. I always say, 'the children should read the instructions, the mother tells the father exactly what he has to do and the father does exactly what the mother tells him to do.' Then it works." 28. Pan from Christmas tree to stars 29. Pan of various stars 30. Zoom in to star at Christmas tree (shot loses focus) LEAD-IN : In Germany, as well as in many other countries around the world, people decorate their homes with stars made of various materials for Christmas. Some of the most well known stars come from a town in Germany - Herrnhut. STORYLINE : During the Advent and Christmas season, Moravian Herrnhut stars decorate many apartments, churches and social institutions, as well as streets, squares and shop windows. The history of this tradition dates back to the beginning of the 18th century, when descendants of the church from Moravia / Czech Republic settled in Germany and founded the town of Herrnhut. It became the starting-point of world-wide missionary work of the Moravian Church. 150 years ago the Moravian Church had boarding schools where children coming from missionary families were accepted. In order to make the separation from their parents easier, especially during Advent, one teacher began to make a star out of cardboard and paper. Soon the students were making these stars themselves. The star's design is based on the star of Bethlehem, which in the Bible's story of the birth of Jesus Christ, led the three Wise Men to Jesus' birthplace. It was only at the beginning of the last century, when a moderate production-line started that there was an increase in the popularity of this Christmas tradition worldwide. Oskar Sommer, Managing Director of the Herrnhut stars company explains what makes up one of their stars. Today the stars are still handmade. About 45 people work in the factory, producing the stars from January until December. During the high season the company employs additional people to make sure all orders are filled. About 200-thousand stars are produced from Herrnhut each year. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...