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Table 3 : Olympic Champions , 1896–1972 ( continued ) min sec 7 35.6 10 08.5 9
26.0 7 47.6 7 35.0 49.2 7 11.0 7 44.4 8 21.5 7 24.4 8 12.8 8 02.5 7 13.96 8 22.51
7 47.8 7 10.12 pairs ( with coxswain ) min sec 1900 Neth . 7 34.2 1924 Switz .
Table 3 : Olympic Champions , 1896–1972 ( continued ) min sec 7 35.6 10 08.5 9
26.0 7 47.6 7 35.0 49.2 7 11.0 7 44.4 8 21.5 7 24.4 8 12.8 8 02.5 7 13.96 8 22.51
7 47.8 7 10.12 pairs ( with coxswain ) min sec 1900 Neth . 7 34.2 1924 Switz .
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Table 3 : Olympic Champions , 1896–1972 ( continued ) Swimming ( men ) (
continued ) 200 - metre backstroke 1900 E. Hoppenberg Germany 2 1964 J.
Graef U.S. 2 1968 R. Matthes E.Ger . 2 1972 R. Matthes E.Ger . 2 200 - metre
medley ...
Table 3 : Olympic Champions , 1896–1972 ( continued ) Swimming ( men ) (
continued ) 200 - metre backstroke 1900 E. Hoppenberg Germany 2 1964 J.
Graef U.S. 2 1968 R. Matthes E.Ger . 2 1972 R. Matthes E.Ger . 2 200 - metre
medley ...
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At the conclusion of the civil war, the civil service continued as a national
institution of substantially the same character as it had been previously. The four
area divisions, previously subdivided into 19 districts and 62 subdivisions, in
1972 were ...
At the conclusion of the civil war, the civil service continued as a national
institution of substantially the same character as it had been previously. The four
area divisions, previously subdivided into 19 districts and 62 subdivisions, in
1972 were ...
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