10 LIBRI IN POLACCO ASSOCIATI CON «KIRSZENSTEIN SZEWINSKA»
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The International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame - Strona 170
IRENA KIRSZENSTEIN-SZEWINSKA Poland Born May 24, 1946, in Leningrad, Soviet Union One of the greatest women track and field athletes of all time, Irena Kirszenstein-Szewinska won medals in four consecutive Olympic Games, a feat ...
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Kobieta w Polsce: Główny Urząd Statystyczny ; [komitet ... - Strona 152
... Warszawa 13.06.1974 Poczdam 22.06.1974 Warszawa 14.07.1974 Augsburg Irena Kirszenstein (Szewińska) Irena Kirszenstein (Szewińska) Irena Kirszenstein (Szewińska) Teresa Sukniewicz Teresa Sukniewicz Teresa Sukniewicz Teresa ...
Poland. Główny Urząd Statystyczny, Eugenia Krzeczkowska, 1975
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Great Jewish Women - Strona 133
IRENA KIRSZENSTEIN-SZEWINSKA Kirszenstein-Szewinska gave birth to a son named Andrzej in February 1970. She believed having a child helped her performance in sports. She felt better, trained better and enjoyed running more.
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Historical Dictionary of the Olympic Movement - Strona 346
SZEWINSKA-KIRSZENSTEIN, IRENA (POL–ATH). B. 24 May 1946, Leningrad, USSR. With a total of seven Olympic medals in women's track and field, Irena Szewin ́ska-Kirszenstein equaled the record of Australian Shirley Strickland, a record ...
Bill Mallon, Jeroen Heijmans, 2011
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United We Solve: Math Problems for Groups, Grades 5-10 - Strona 56
Their times were 21.81 seconds, 21.34 seconds, and 21.81 seconds, respectively. In 1968, Irena Kirszenstein Szewinska, from Poland, won the gold. Work with your group to figure out what her time probably was. students! send your solutions ...
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Day by Day in Jewish Sports History - Strona 288
1964 - Irena Kirszenstein-Szewinska wins the silver medal in the long jump at the Olympics in Tokyo. 1968 - Irena Kirszenstein-Szewinska of Poland ties her world record of 11.1 in the 100 meters in Mexico City. 1979 - Amy Alcott wins the lpga ...
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Biuletyn informacyjny - Tom 17,Wydania 14-26 - Strona 48
Równie swobodnie , jak na boisku, czuła się podczas spotkań z przedstawicielami swiata artystycznego i znanymi w świecie politykami. Ambasador polskiego sportu - powiedzą o Irenie Kirszenstein-Szewińskiej kibice, ale czy tylko sportu?
Krajowa Agencja Informacyjna (Poland), 1976
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Great Jews in sports - Strona 161
Irena Kirszenstein- Szewinska The Greatest Woman Track and Field Star in the World two American Olympic champions in the 100- and 200-meter races. She also raced a leg on the winning 400-meter relay team, and took the long jump.
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Humanistyczna encyklopedia sportu - Strona 173
Lekkoatletyka kobieca, która w latach „wonderteamu" opierała się na indywidualnościach rozrzuconych w różnych konkurencjach, od 1968, po wycofaniu się I. Szewińskiej (Kirszenstein), ma oparcie głównie w sukcesach plotkarek.
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Sport in Poland - Strona 26
Only Kirszenstein won medals — gold for the 200 metre dash (with a new world record established: 22.5 seconds) and bronze for the 100 metre dash. In 1969, Irena Kirszenstein-Szewinska left the track, and the only European champion title ...
