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DescriptionGiulio Gaudini 1928.jpg
Nederlands: Sport. Olympische Spelen 1928 Amsterdam, "Nederland." Schermen, "heren," floret: Italiaanse schermer G. Gaudini, winaar van brons en goud.
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