International Military Sports Council
50th World Military Orienteering Championship 2017
10 - 16 June, Hamina, Finland
ANNEX 1
PRELIMINARY AGREEMENT
To be returned before 10th of March 2017.
To
50th World Military Orienteering Championship
Maasotakoulu
Kadettikoulunkatu 7
P.O. Box 54
FIN-49401 Hamina
E-mail: wmoc2017@gmail.com
PARTICIPATION AND NUMBER OF COMPETITORS
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CISM SC members
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Date of arrival and means of transport: ________________________________________________
Date: ___________________ :________________________________
Signature of Chief of Delegation
Rank/name: ____________________
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ANNEX 2a
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FINAL ENTRY
To be returned before 10th of May 2017.
To
50th World Military Orienteering Championship
Maasotakoulu
Kadettikoulunkatu 7
P.O. Box 54
FIN-49401 Hamina
E-mail: wmoc2017@gmail.com
1. Travel Information
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2. Composition of Mission
a) Officials
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Chief of Mission
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ANNEX 2a
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b) Competitors
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In strict compliance with applicable CISM Regulations (CISM Regulations, Ch. VII, art. 7.22), I, the undersigned Chief of the Delegation, hereby officially confirm that all athletes representing my nation in the CISM event are on active duty in my nation’s Armed Forces. I understand that sanctions may be against my nation, my mission, my team, individual athletes, or myself for violation of this provision (CISM Regulations, Ch. I, art. 1.12).
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Date: ______________ _________________________________
Signature of Chief of Delegation
Rank/Name: ________________________
ANNEX 2b
FINAL ENTRY – Commitment by the Chief of Mission
To be returned before 10th of May 2017.
The undersigned, Chief of Mission declare that he has read the CISM Regulations and moreover understood the following prescriptions:
Article 7.21. PARTICIPATION - MILITARY STATUS
A. Only military personnel on active duty in Armed Forces may take part in competitions
organized by CISM.
B. No one may be recalled to active duty in the Armed Forces for the purpose of participating in a CISM competition. In the case of an intermittent military service, the athletes regularly recalled may not take part in CISM competitions, under any circumstances, if more than 18 months have elapsed between this recall and the end of their last call to arms.
C. Exceptions to the above may be authorized by the General Assembly, upon recommendation of the Board of Directors.
D. All military participants in a CISM event shall be in possession of proper documentation which signifies active military service of the member nation he represents.
The documentation can be:
1. A valid military identity card for those athletes who are authorized to present their
military identity cards abroad,
2. A form of verification (in English and/or French) of military status accompanied by a passport.
E. By signing the final entry, the Chief of Delegation confirms the military status of the
participating athletes. If there are last minute changes in the participation of the athletes, the verification file may be signed by the Chief of Mission, but shall be confirmed by the Chief of Delegation by official letter.
F. If one of these documents is not available, participation is refused.
Article 7.30. CHIEF OF MISSION
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Chief of Mission
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Chiefs of Mission shall be familiar with CISM regulations.
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Missions must not only participate or be present at sports events, they are also required to participate in information conferences on CISM, study days, commemorative and cultural events and ceremonies organized by the host nation.
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Conduct of a mission
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The Chief of Mission is responsible for the behavior of his team in sports and general discipline. He shall ensure that members of his mission respect the rules and directives prescribed by CISM and organizers of the championship. The respect of schedules is particularly important as they form the basis for the effective conduct of competitions and ceremonies. Instances of indiscipline or poor sportsmanship will be handled by Championship officials and may result in the disqualification of individual athletes or teams.
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The Chief of Mission shall also enforce the rules concerning behavior and dress during the ceremonies. He plays an important role in promoting the CISM spirit among his mission, a spirit represented by friendly attitude towards other missions, courtesy towards organizers and fair-play in competition. The mission, who does not wear military uniforms during the opening ceremony of a Championship, will not be authorised to take part in the Championship. The Official CISM Representative will communicate this decision.
Article 8.6. ABSENCE OF A MISSION WITHOUT NOTIFICATION
If a mission which submits a preliminary agreement and/or final entry is absent without notifying the host nation in time, a sanction will be imposed (Regulations Art. 1.12).
Article 8.17. RULES OF STAY
A. General
1. The Chiefs of Mission are responsible for the discipline of their mission. The missions fall under the jurisdiction of the organizing nation. During events, all athletes present on the playing fields are equal before the jury, the referees and to themselves. No one may use his rank to impose his views on sports matters.
2. Civilian members of the missions shall conform to the discipline accepted by all other participants.
B. Military uniforms
1. Unless otherwise approved by the Official CISM Representative, all participants shall wear military uniform during official ceremonies such as the opening and closing ceremonies and medal-awarding ceremonies. Individuals without proper uniform will not be allowed to participate in the championship.
2. The presentation of medals takes place, in principle, during the closing ceremony. The presentation of medals may be done in sports uniform, if for organizational reasons it is not possible to wear military uniforms. This is the case e.g. when the presentation immediately follows a championship sports event. Sports uniforms shall respect the corresponding national criteria (training suit, sports shoes, etc.) Displaying the national flag on the podium by the recipient (athlete or team) at a medal awarding ceremony is forbidden. Individuals failing to respect these prescriptions shall not receive their medal(s) during the official ceremonies.
C. Forbidden actions
1. In conformity with the statutes and traditions of CISM, any political or religious propaganda during a CISM event, in particular the dissemination of documents, pictures, brochures, reviews, etc. is strictly forbidden.
2. Any contravention shall result in the exclusion of the mission from further competition and may result in additional sanctions (Regulations Art. 1.12).
Article 8.19. ACCOMODATIONS
E. All missions, including those of the host nation, shall be accommodated under the same conditions. If the conditions are in accordance with the CISM norms and standards, the missions are expected to accept the accommodation provided by the organizing nation.
Any mission that does not accept the accommodations provided by the organizing nation and judged as adequate by the Official CISM Representative will not be allowed to participate in the championship.
Date: ______________ : _________________________________
Signature of Chief of Mission
Rank/Name: _________________________________
To be returned before 10th of May 2017. ANNEX 3
Participation of former presidents CISM Sport Committee Orienteering
Former presidents will be accommodated in the barracks of the garrison area, free of charge from 10th to 16th of June.
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FORMER AND PRESENT PRESIDENTS
CISM SPORT COMMITTEE ORIENTEERING
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NATION
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COMMENT
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1965-1977
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Erik Karlsson
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Sweden
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Deceased
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1978-1980
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Kalevi Tarvainen
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Finland
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1981-1987
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Heinz Tschudin
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Switzerland
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Deceased
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1988-1991
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Hans Ruud
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Norway
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1992-1999
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Yngve Johansson
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Sweden
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2000-2016
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Harald Østbye
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Norway
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Lars Gerhardsson
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Sweden
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To be returned before 10th of May 2017. ANNEX 4
Participation of former individual CISM orienteering champions
Former individual champions will be accommodated in the barracks of the garrison area, free of charge from 10th to 16th of June.
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FORMER INDIVIDUAL CISM ORIENTEERING CHAMPIONS MEN 1965-2015.
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YEAR
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PLACE/NATION
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MEN INDIVIDUAL
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NATION
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1965
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Stockholm, Sweden
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Nils-Göran Albinsson
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Sweden
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1966
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Not organized
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1967
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Halmstad, Sweden
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Stefan Green
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Sweden
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1968
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Dragsvik, Finland
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Veikko Kostiainen
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Finland
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1969
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Colombier, Switzerland
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Karl John
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Switzerland
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1970
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Ålborg, Denmark
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Veikko Kostiainen
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Finland
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1971
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Oslo, Norway
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Bjørn Fensgård
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Norway
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1972
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Stockholm, Sweden
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Veikko Kostiainen
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Finland
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1973
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Fontainebleau, France
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Karl John
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Switzerland
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1974
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Pinkafeld, Austria
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Dieter Hulliger
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Switzerland
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1975
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Fort A. P. Hill, USA
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Jan-Vidar Nielsen
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Norway
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1976
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Hämeenlinna, Finland
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Pentti Rautavuo
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Finland
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1977
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Brugg, Switzerland
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Åke Jönsson
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Sweden
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1978
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Halden, Norway
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Espen Glomsrød
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Norway
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1979
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Aachen, West Germany
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Åke Jönsson
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Sweden
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1980
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Karup, Denmark
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Heikki Peltola
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Finland
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1981
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Kristianstad, Sweden
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Martin Howald
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Switzerland
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1982
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Pinkafeld, Austria
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Kaspar Oettli
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Switzerland
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1983
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Curitiba, Brazil
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Tore Sagvolden
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Norway
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1984
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Lahti, Finland
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Heikki Peltola
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Finland
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1985
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Mont-de-Marsan, France
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Urs Flühmann
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Switzerland
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1986
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Chur, Switzerland
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Urs Flühmann
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Switzerland
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1987
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Kildare, Ireland
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Jens Hansen
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Denmark
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1988
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Ålborg, Denmark
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Arto Rautiainen
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Sweden
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1989
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Not organized
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1990
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Setermoen, Norway
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Urs Flühmann
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Switzerland
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1991
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Borås, Sweden
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Urs Flühmann
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Switzerland
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1992
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Brazilia, Brazil
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Petter Thoresen
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Norway
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1993
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Szentendre, Hungary
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Reijo Mattinen
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Finland
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1994
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Krakow, Polen
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Reijo Mattinen
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Finland
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1995
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Säkylä, Finland
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Reijo Mattinen
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Finland
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1996
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St. Petersburg, Russia
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Reijo Mattinen
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Finland
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1997
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Pontevedra, Spain
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Rudolf Ropek
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Czech Republic
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1998
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Biere, Switzerland
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Christoph Plattner
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Switzerland
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1999
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Zagreb, Croatia
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Valentin Novikov
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Russia
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2000
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Evje, Norway
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Håvard Tveite
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Norway
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2001
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Beja, Portugal
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Mikhail Mamleev
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Russia
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2002
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Allentsteig, Austria
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Mikhail Mamleev
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Russia
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2003
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Vilnius, Lithuania
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Valentin Novikov
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Russia
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2004
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Harskamp, The Netherlands
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Raimo Turtinen (M)
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Finland
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2004
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Harskamp, The Netherlands
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Roman Efimov (L)
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Russia
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2005
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Lappeenranta, Finland
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Leonid Novikov (M)
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Russia
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2005
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Lappeenranta, Finland
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Evgeny Fadeev (L)
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Russia
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2006
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Guarapuava-Pinhao, Brazil
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Andrey Khramov (M)
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Russia
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2006
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Guarapuava-Pinhao, Brazil
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Daniel Hubmann (L)
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Switzerland
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2007
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Zagreb, Croatia
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Thierry Gueorgiou (M)
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France
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2007
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Zagreb, Croatia
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Daniel Hubmann (L)
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Switzerland
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2008
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Alytus, Lithuania
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Valentin Novikov (M)
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Russia
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2008
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Alytus, Lithuania
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Thierry Gueorgiou (L)
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France
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2009
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Voru/Vastseliina/Haanja, Estonia
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Daniel Hubmann (M)
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Switzerland
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2009
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Voru/Vastseliina/Haanja, Estonia
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Daniel Hubmann (L)
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Switzerland
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2010
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Kongsberg, Norway
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Thierry Gueorgiou (M)
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France
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2010
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Kongsberg, Norway
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Thierry Gueorgiou (L)
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France
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2011
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Simonas Krepsta (M)
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Lithuania
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2011
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Gernot Kerschbaumer (L)
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Austria
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2012
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Aalborg, Denmark
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Valentin Novikov (M)
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Russia
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2012
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Aalborg, Denmark
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Valentin Novikov (L)
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Russia
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2013
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Eksjö, Sweden
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Matthias Kyburz (M)
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Switzerland
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2013
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Eksjö, Sweden
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Timo Sild (L)
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Estonia
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2014
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Gussing, Austria
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Matthias Kyburz (M)
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Switzerland
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2014
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Gussing, Austria
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Matthias Kyburz (L)
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Switzerland
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2015
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Mungyeong, Korea
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Dmitrii Tcvetkov (M)
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Russia
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2015
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Mungyeong, Korea
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Matthias Kyburz (L)
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Switzerland
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FORMER INDIVIDUAL CISM ORIENTEERING CHAMPIONS WOMEN 1993-2015.
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YEAR
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PLACE/NATION
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WOMEN INDIVIDUAL
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1993
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Szentendre, Hungary
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Sveta Rahimova
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Russia
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1994
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Krakow, Polen
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Tatiana Jaksanova
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Russia
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1995
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Säkylä, Finland
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Irina Mikhalko
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Russia
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1996
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St. Petersburg, Russia
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Irina Mikhalko
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Russia
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1997
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Pontevedra, Spain
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Tatiana Jaksanova
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Russia
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1998
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Biere, Switzerland
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Barbara Baczek
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Poland
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1999
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Zagreb, Croatia
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Nina Vynnytska
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Ukraine
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2000
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Evje, Norway
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Maria Rantala
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Finland
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2001
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Beja, Portugal
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Julia Siedina
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Russia
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2002
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Allentsteig, Austria
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Tatiana Ryabkina
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Russia
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2003
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Vilnius, Lithuania
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Ieva Sargautyte
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Lithuania
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2004
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Harskamp, The Netherlands
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Tatiana Ryabkina (M)
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Russia
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2004
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Harskamp, The Netherlands
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Tatiana Ryabkina (L)
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Russia
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2005
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Lappeenranta, Finland
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Tatiana Ryabkina (M)
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Russia
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2005
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Lappeenranta, Finland
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Julia Novikova (L)
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Russia
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2006
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Guarapuava-Pinhao, Brazil
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Tatiana Ryabkina (M)
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Russia
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2006
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Guarapuava-Pinhao, Brazil
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Tatiana Ryabkina (L)
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Russia
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2007
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Zagreb, Croatia
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Tatiana Ryabkina (M)
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Russia
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2007
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Zagreb, Croatia
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Tatiana Ryabkina (L)
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Russia
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2008
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Alytus, Lithuania
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Tatiana Ryabkina (M)
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Russia
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2008
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Alytus, Lithuania
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Tatiana Ryabkina (L)
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Russia
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2009
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Voru/Vastseliina/Haanja, Estonia
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Aija Skrastina (M)
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Latvia
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2009
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Voru/Vastseliina/Haanja, Estonia
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Julia Novikova (L)
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Russia
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2010
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Kongsberg, Norway
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Aija Skrastina (M)
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Latvia
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2010
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Kongsberg, Norway
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Aija Skrastina (L)
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Latvia
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2011
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Aija Skrastina (M)
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Latvia
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2011
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Sandra Paužaiteèi (L)
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Lithuania
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2012
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Aalborg, Denmark
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Sandra Paužaiteèi (M)
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Lithuania
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2012
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Aalborg, Denmark
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Aija Skrastina (L)
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Latvia
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2013
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Eksjö, Sweden
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Tatiana Ryabkina (M)
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Russia
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2013
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Eksjö, Sweden
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Tatiana Ryabkina (L)
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Russia
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2014
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Gussing, Austria
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Julia Novikova (M)
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Russia
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2014
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Gussing, Austria
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Natalia Efimova (L)
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Russia
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2015
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Mungyeong, Korea
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Tatiana Ryabkina (M)
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Russia
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2015
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Mungyeong, Korea
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Tatiana Ryabkina (L)
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Russia
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To be returned before 10 March 2017 ANNEX 5
Participation to Jukola or Venla Relay
Finnish Defence Forces offer the bus transportation on 16th of June from Hamina to Jukola competition centre and on Sunday 18th of June from Jukola to the Helsinki airport.
Also limited free participation to the relays and accommodation at the military tents are available.
The consumers must pay any other extra expenses during the Jukola weekend.
More information of the Jukola Relay 2017: http://www.jukola.com/2017/en/
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