FDC SRN
Code: | SRN-FDC-733 |
Producer: | Deutsche Bundespost |
Price: | 1,26 EUR |
Availability: | In Stock |
Stock: | 1 Pcs |
Year: | 1972 |
Catalogue no. (MICHEL): | 733 |
In 1972, the 21st International Paraplegic Games were held in Heidelberg, Germany, and became a significant moment in the history of Paralympic sport. This event, which was a precursor to the modern Paralympic Games, attracted athletes from all over the world to measure their strength in various sporting disciplines. It was a place where courage, endurance and an indomitable will to overcome obstacles triumphed.
Heidelberg has become a symbol of hope for thousands of athletes with disabilities who have proved here that sport knows no boundaries. The Games not only celebrated their exceptional performances, but also contributed to the growth of awareness of sport for people with disabilities around the world.
Price: | 23,14 |
Price: | 23,14 |
Price: | 23,14 |
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