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Commemorative medal of the XI Summer Olympiad: "To the respect…

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BERLIN 1936. Commemorative medal of the XI Summer Olympiad: "To the respect of its part and to the glory of sport". Engraved by Roth. In bronze. Diameter 36 mm.

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BERLIN 1936. Commemorative medal of the XI Summer Olympiad: "To the respect of its part and to the glory of sport". Engraved by Roth. In bronze. Diameter 36 mm.

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