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Hej Göran,
ReplyDeleteJag heter Katie Holmdahl och är Gus Erikséns barnbarn. Jag håller på med en del researcharbete inför en kort dokumentär (20 minuter) om rodden i Sverige 1953-1963, och skulle gärna mailväxla med dig!
Min email är
SweDur at gmail.com
kontakta mig gärna när du kan!