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Raymond Depardon - JAPAN. Tokyo. Olympic Games. 1964.
JAPAN. Tokyo. Judo debuted as a demonstration sport during the 1964 Summer Olympics. Here, the Dutsh Judoka Anton GEESINK who won the final of the open weight d
JAPAN. Tokyo. Judo debuted as a demonstration sport during the 1964 Summer Olympics. Here, the Dutsh Judoka Anton GEESINK who won the final of the open weight d
JAPAN. Tokyo. Olympic Games. Athleticism. 1964.
JAPAN. Tokyo. Olylmpic Games. The American William MILLS won the Olympic gold medal in the 10,000 metres. 1964.
JAPAN. Tokyo. Olympic Games. Men 100m Final. US athlete Bob HAYES (far right, lane 1) about to win the event. 1964.
JAPAN. Tokyo. The American athlete Bob HAYES congratulated on his victory in the 4 x 100 m relay. 1964.
JAPAN. Tokyo. Athleticism. 1964.
JAPAN. Tokyo. French swimmer Christine CARON (left) and the skier Marielle GOITSCHEL (right) in the stands to cheer the French middle distance runner Michel JAZ
JAPAN. Tokyo. French swimmer Christine CARON (left) and the skier Marielle GOITSCHEL (right) in the stands to cheer the French middle distance runner Michel JAZ
JAPAN. Tokyo. Arrival of the 5.000 meters competition. Defeat of French athlete Michel JAZY. 1964.
JAPAN. Tokyo. Arrival of the 5.000 meters competition. Defeat of French athlete Michel JAZY, reconforted by Americain Bob SCHUL. 1964.
JAPAN. Tokyo. Arrival of the 5.000 meters competition. In the last lap, the Frenchman Michel JAZY appeared to take the gold, but he faded on the last stretch, w
JAPAN. Tokyo. Arrival of the 5.000 meters competition. In the last lap, the Frenchman Michel JAZY appeared to take the gold, but he faded on the last stretch, w
JAPAN. Tokyo. Arrival of the 5.000 meters competition. Defeat of French athlete Michel JAZY. 1964.
JAPAN. Tokyo. Final of the 4 x 100m relay. French athlete Claude PIQUEMAL has just given the relay to Jocelyn DELECOUR with a 3m lead over the Americans. But th
JAPAN. Tokyo. Final of the 4 x 100m relay. French athlete Claude PIQUEMAL has just given the relay to Jocelyn DELECOUR with a 3m lead over the Americans. But th
JAPAN. Tokyo. Closing ceremony. In the foreground future emperor of Japan AKIHITO, 31 years old, and princess MICHIKO. 1964.
Athlétisme. Arrivée du 10.000 mètres.
JAPAN. Tokyo. Although Japan dominated 3 of the 4 weight divisions (light,middle and heavy), the Dutch Anton GEESINK won the final of the open weight division,
Athlétisme. Arrivée du 10.000 mètres.
JAPAN. Tokyo. Although Japan dominated 3 of the 4 weight divisions (light,middle and heavy), the Dutch Anton GEESINK won the final of the open weight division,
JAPAN. Tokyo.French photographer Raymond DEPARDON at age 24. 1964.
JAPAN. Tokyo. Olympic Games. October 1964.
Olympic gold medal for Pierre JONQUIERE D'ORIOLA, who won the individual Jumping Grand Prix event with his horse "Lu
JAPAN. Tokyo. Olympic Games. October 1964.
Olympic gold medal for Pierre JONQUIERE D'ORIOLA, who won the individual Jumping Grand Prix event with his horse "Lu
JAPAN. Tokyo. Olympic Games. October 1964.
Olympic gold medal for Pierre JONQUIERE D'ORIOLA, who won the individual Jumping Grand Prix event with his horse "Lu
JAPAN. Tokyo. Final of the 4 x 100m relay. French athlete Claude PIQUEMAL has just given the relay to Jocelyn DELECOUR with a 3m lead on the US team. But US at
JAPAN. Tokyo. Olympic Games. Athleticism. 1964.
JAPAN. Tokyo. French photographer, Raymond DEPARDON. 1964.
JAPAN. Tokyo. Judo debuted as a demonstration sport during the 1964 Summer Olympics. Here, the Dutsh Judoka Anton GEESINK who won the final of the open weight d
JAPAN. Tokyo. Olympic Games. 1964.
JAPAN. Tokyo. Olympic Games. 10-24 October 1964.
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