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Finland 1952 Olympics, Emil Zatopek, four time Olympic gold medalist winning running 35 km marathon..., Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. CKP-FO00143789 | agefotostock
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Finland 1952 Olympics, Emil Zatopek, four time Olympic gold medalist winning running 35 km marathon race
Emil Zatopek entering the Helsinki Stadium on the way to winning the 1952 Olympic Marathon, the first time he had run the 42.2 km !
