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DescriptionAyat 1900.jpg	Albert Ayat winner at the 1900 Olympic Games photography, reproduction, no restrictions on use
Date	Unknown date, in 1900
Source	French weekly magazine “La vie au grand air”, issue no.3 from 1900 Copyright: free of charges
Author	User de:User:FreeMO on de.wikipedia
Permission (Reusing this file)	This image is in the public domaine
Other versions	not present note for this version * 11. December 2007; 14:33; 601x898 (176,508 bytes)

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