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Alina Reh (Laichingen, 23 mei 1997) is een atleet uit Duitsland.In 2014 nam Reh deel aan de Olympische Jeugdspelen in Nanjing, op de 8x100 meter gemengde estafette, en op de 3000 meter, waar ze een zilveren medaille behaalde. In 2018 nam ze op de Europese kampioenschappen deel aan de 10.000 meter, waar ze de vierde plaats behaalde.
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