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Norsk bokmål: Det første hopprennet i Holmenkollen hvor 20.000 mennesker var tilstede, og bakkerekorden ble på 21,5 m.
English: The first jumping competition at Holmenkollen. 20,000 people were present and a hill record of 21,5 meters was set.
Deutsch: Das erste Skispringen auf Holmenkollen, wo 20.000 Menschen anwesend waren und der Schanzenrekord auf 21.5 m gesetzt wurde.
Español: La primera competencia de salto en esquí en Holmekollen a la cual acudieron 20 000 personas y el record de la pendiente fue 21,5 metros.
Nederlands: De eerste skispringwedstrijd op Holmenkollen. Er waren 20,000 toeschouwers en er werd record van 21,5 meter gesprongen.
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