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STOCKHOLM 1912. Erik Bervall's official report on the V Olympic Games. Published by the Swedish Olympic Committee. 1117 pages. In English. Format 18x24.5 cm. Bound in paper. New condition.

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STOCKHOLM 1912. Erik Bervall's official report on the V Olympic Games. Published by the Swedish Olympic Committee. 1117 pages. In English. Format 18x24.5 cm. Bound in paper. New condition.

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