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Neeraj Chopra realized the dream of Flying Sikh Milkha Singh, died on June 19 as an Indian aspired to win a medal in field and track | उड़न सिख को मेडल समर्पित कर नीरज बोले- वे स्वर्ग से देख रहे होंगे; भारतीय को एथलेटिक्स में गोल्ड जीतते देखना चाहते थे

Neeraj Chopra realized the dream of Flying Sikh Milkha Singh, died on June 19 as an Indian aspired to win a medal in field and track | उड़न सिख को मेडल समर्पित कर नीरज बोले- वे स्वर्ग से देख रहे होंगे; भारतीय को एथलेटिक्स में गोल्ड जीतते देखना चाहते थे
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كرة القدم ودراما رولاند جاروس | المصري اليوم

كرة القدم ودراما رولاند جاروس | المصري اليوم
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2021 Class of FIBA Hall of Fame: Oscar Moglia

MIES (Switzerland) - Oscar Moglia, the Uruguayan who averaged a tournament-best 26.0 points per game at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, is being inducted into the FIBA Hall of Fame.

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The life of an exile | Inside Story

In a few months, pandemic permitting, Karin Kaper and Dirk Szuszies’s recently completed feature-length documentary Walter Kaufmann: Welch ein Leben! (Walter Kaufmann: What a Life!) will hit cinemas in Germany. But its subject, a German with an Australian passport, won’t be there for the film’s opening night. He died in Berlin on 15 April. Kaufmann had turned ninety-seven in January. Virtually anybody who reaches such a ripe old age has led a life worth making into a film or writing about, for that matter. Kaufmann’s story, that of a refugee from Nazi Germany who became an Australian writer and then moved to the old East Germany, was particularly rich.

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Scott Morrison sends Australia s deepest sympathies to Queen Elizabeth II after the death of Prince Philip

Scott Morrison sends Australia s deepest sympathies to Queen Elizabeth II after the death of Prince Philip © Getty Prime Minister Scott Morrison Prime Minister Scott Morrison has paid tribute to Prince Philip s life of duty and of service and extended the sympathies of Australia to Queen Elizabeth. On behalf of the Australian people, and the Australian government, I extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to Her Majesty and the royal family to the passing of the Royal Highness, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Prime Minister said. The Duke s life was one of the duty and of service, of loyalty and honour. Memories of him will of course tell stories of his candour, and a unique and forceful and authentic personality. But above all, he was a man who was steadfast, who could be relied upon, always standing by his Queen.

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