Today is International Women's Day, which actually started exactly 100 years ago. This was recognized by FISA, who published an article about it on WorldRowing.com. Read the article by clicking here.
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Today is International Women's Day, which actually started exactly 100 years ago. This was recognized by FISA, who published an article about it on WorldRowing.com. Read the article by clicking here.
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