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'''Inge Jell''' was |
'''Inge Jell''' was ice skating German Junior Champion twice; international ice skating Champion in her class at St. Moritz; German ice skating Senior Champion in 1947; winner of the medal of the King of Sweden twice; second place in ice skating<ref>{{cite journal|title=CASA CARIOCA GARMISCH ICE REVUE|date=1951|page=24}}</ref> European Championships. She was with U.S. shows two years and featured in various German shows. |
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Revision as of 01:43, 2 December 2015
Inge Jell was ice skating German Junior Champion twice; international ice skating Champion in her class at St. Moritz; German ice skating Senior Champion in 1947; winner of the medal of the King of Sweden twice; second place in ice skating[1] European Championships. She was with U.S. shows two years and featured in various German shows.
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- ^ "CASA CARIOCA GARMISCH ICE REVUE". 1951: 24.
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