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English: The Italian middle-distance runner Paola Pigni during the 1500 meters final race. She eventually finished third and won a bronze medal. Next to her, from the left, Ilja Keizer-Laman and Berny Boxem-Lenferink (Holland), Jenny Orr (Australia), Karin Burneleit (East Germany), Tamara Pangelova (USSR), Gunhild Hoffmeister (East Germany) e Sheila Taylor-Carey (UK). On the right, hardly visible, the winner of the race, Lyudmila Bragina (USSR). Munich, September 9, 1972.
  • 7 Jennifer Orr
  • 96 Sheila Carey,
  • 124 Karin Krebs,
  • 132 Gunhild Hoffmeister,
  • 178 Ellen Tittel,
  • 188 Berny Boxem,
  • 189 Ilja Keizer-Laman,
  • 218 Paola Pigni,
  • xx5 Tamara Pangelova.
Date Taken on 9 September 1972
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