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Brundage, Avery

Object description

Avery Brundage, född 28 september 1887 i Detroit, Michigan, USA, död 8 maj 1975 i Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Bayern, Västtyskland, var en amerikansk idrottsledare som tjänstgjorde som ordförande i Internationella Olympiska Kommittén (IOK) 1952–1972.

Avery Brundage deltog i Olympiska spelen 1912 i Stockholm. Brundage blev under sin tid som IOK-ordförande känd för sin stora ovilja att kompromissa i den infekterade frågan om amatörstatusen i Olympiska spelen.

Brundage var även samlare av asiatisk konst.

Data elements
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Visat namn

Brundage, Avery

SMVK-EM - samma som

27718038

Annat namn

Brundage, Avery, 1887-1975

Personförnamn

Avery

Personefternamn

Brundage

Tidpunkt - födelse

1887-09-28

Tidpunkt - död

1975-05-08

Beskrivning

Brundage var även samlare av asiatisk konst.

Källor, Viaf - samma som

Källor - http

; collections.smvk.se

Källor, Wikipedia - beskr. av

en.wikipedia.org

Källor, Kulturnav - samma

kulturnav.org

Källor, Wikidata - samma

www.wikidata.org

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