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Deutsch: Die Siegermannschaft der Damen aus Nordrhein-Westfalen, Deutsche Damen-Mannschaftsmeisterschaft 2011 in Braunfels. Von links nach rechts: Philipp Bongartz, Fan Zhang, Isabel Hund, Heike Vogel, Swetlana Roitburd, Stefan Pick, Max, Lisa Kaehmann, Susanne van Kempen, Natia Engels, Jevgenija Leveikina, Anna Dergatschova-Daus mit Georg, Viktorija Sokalska. |
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