File:Record Mediaș (women's handball).01.jpg

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Română: Echipa românească de handbal feminin Record Mediaș în 1964. Rândul de sus, de la stânga la dreapta: antrenorul Bruno Holzträger, Erika Ziegler, Maria Iliescu, Maria Bozan, Rodica Florescu, Inge Székely și Judith Bandi (conducător). Rândul de jos, de la stânga la dreapta: Martha Schuster, Sara Klein, Rozalia Simon, Paraschiva Opriș, Maria Jonassy.
English: Romanian women's handball team Record Mediaș in 1964. Top row, from left to right: coach Bruno Holzträger, Erika Ziegler, Maria Iliescu, Maria Bozan, Rodica Florescu, Inge Székely and Judith Bandi (playmaker). Bottom row, from left to right: Martha Schuster, Sara Klein, Rozalia Simon, Paraschiva Opriș, Maria Jonassy.
Date Unknown, no later than 1964
Source Drum Nou newspaper from June 30, 1964 (No. 6064), available at Digiteca Arcanum. This is a cropped version of the image on page 3.
Author Unknown authorUnknown author
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