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Description	English: Dimitrios Vikelas, first IOC-President Deutsch: Demetrius Vikelas Français : Dimítrios Vikélas Polski: Demetrius Vikelas Italiano: Demétrios_Vikélas
Date	unknown
Source	Lennartz, Karl: The Olympic Games of 1896, Explanations for the Reprint of the Official Report
Author	This file is lacking author information.
Permission ( Reusing this file)	This image is in the PUBLIC DOMAINE. photography, reproduction, no restrictions on use, also in use for a greek postage-stamp of 1994

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