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Josef Jennewein

skieur alpin autrichien

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Type: Person
Gender: Male
Origin: Austria
Active from: 1827-08-20
Active to: 1870-07-22

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Josef Jennewein, né le 21 novembre 1919 à Sankt Anton am Arlberg et mort le 27 juillet 1943 dans un combat aérien sur le front russe, est un skieur alpin austro-allemand. Après l'Anschluss, il participa aux championnats du monde de 1939 à Zakopane pour l'Allemagne.

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Famous Waltzes, Vol. 21988

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date of birth: 1919-11-21
date of death: 1943-07-26
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