Identified Athletes
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PM CRO 2019 Apr. 10th Split - G. D. Bonacica (YUG), M4- gold medal winner OG Helsinki 1952
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PM CRO 2019 Apr. 23rd Split - Velimir Valenta (YUG), M4- gold medal winner OG Helsinki 1952
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PM CRO 2020 June 25th Split - Petar Segvic (YUG, 1930-1990), M4- gold medal winner OG Helsinki 1952
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PM CRO 2020 May 20th Split - Mato Trojanovic (YUG), M4- gold medal winner OG Helsinki 1952
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PM CRO 2024 Sept.12th Zagreb - Martin & Valent Sincovic, M2- gold medal winners OG Paris
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PM CZE 1997 June 21st Cesky Brod celebrating the TCH M4+ gold medal crew at OG Helsinki 1952
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PM CZE 2006 Apr. 8th Prague - 40 years °Olympsport° 1966-2006 - Pavel & Oldich Svojanovsti, M2+ silver medal OG Munich 1972, M2+ bronze medal OG Montreal
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PM CZE 2008 Nov. 8th Praha - Ondrej Synek (CZE), M1X silver medal winner OG Beijing
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PM CZE 2010 Dec. 10th Praha - WRC Lake Karapiro (NZL) M1X gold medal for Ondrej Synek (CZE)
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PM CZE 2011 Oct. 3rd Prague - Mirka Knapkova, World & European W1X champion 2011
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PM CZE 2012 Aug. 24th Praha - Ondrej Synek (CZE), M1X silver medal winner at OG London 2012
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PM CZE 2012 Aug. 31st Praha - Mirka Knapkova (CZE), W1X gold medal winner at OG London 2012
M. Knapkova was the reigning
W1X world champion (WRC Bled 2011)
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PM GER 2008 May 26th - blue meter mark IMOS with portrait of Kathrin Boron (GER), Olympic and World champion
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PM ITA 2014 Oct. 3rd + Oct. 4th Como - centenary of Giuseppe Sinigaglia's win of the Diamond Sculls at Henley
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PM MON 2024 Aug. 14th - centenary of John B. Kelly 's M1X Olympic gold medal win Paris 1924
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PM ROU 1981 Sept. 21st Timisoara - Sanda Toma (ROU), W1X gold medal winner WRC Bled 1979, OG Moscow 1980 and WRC Munich 1981
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PM ROU 1984 Aug. 10th Bacau - OG Los Angeles - Valeria Racila (ROU), W1X Olympic champion
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PM ROU 1984 Aug. 13th Bacau - OG Los Angeles - Congratulation for the Romanian W4+ gold medal winner crew
Olga Bularda
Chira Apostol
Maria Fricioiu
Florica Lavric
cox Viorica Ioja
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PM ROU 1984 Aug. 15th Bacau OG Los Angeles - congratulations for W2- & M2- gold medal winners and M2+ silver medal winners
ROU won six gold (M2-, W2-, W4+, W4X+, W1X, W2X)
and two silver medals (M2+, W8+) out of 14 events
at the Olympic Games 1984. This postmark honours
Elena Horvat & Rodica Arba (W2-), Valer Toma & Petru
Iosub (M2-) as well as Vasile Tomoiaga & Dimitrie
Popescu, cox Dumitru Raducanu (M2+)
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PM ROU 2004 Oct. 4th Cluj Napoca - OG Athens - W2- gold medal win for G. Damian & V. Susanu (ROU)
