JAPAN BEATS GERMANY IN GYMNASTIC CONTEST

Japan Beats Germany In Gymnastic Contest 1960

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Dortmund, West Germany (Federal Republic of Germany).

Various shots, some in slow motion, of Japanese gymnast Takemato vaulting horse during gymnasts competition between Japan and West Germany in Dortmund. Various shots, some slow motion, of Gunther Lyhs of Germany doing floor exercises. Various...

Dortmund West Germany Federal Republic FDR gymnastics Takermato slow motion Gunther Lyhs Japan Takashi Ono Aihars

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Cataloguer:: Sanja
Stock:: Black & White
Sound:: Mute
Media URN:: 82118
Sort Number:: UN 3435 B

Time in/Out:: 01:34:23:00 / 01:39:42:00
Canister:: UN 3435 B
Film ID:: 2798.14
Issue Date:: 1960

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