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Albert Richter avec le [[maillot arc-en-ciel|maillot de champion du monde]]. (French)
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14 October 1912Gregorian
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2 January 1940
31 December 1939
3 January 1940
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The Hall of Fame also includes two victims of the Nazis. The first is cycling champion Albert Richter, who angered the regime by refusing to wear the swastika on his shirt at sporting competitions and who is believed to have been murdered by the Gestapo secret police in 1939 while trying to leave Germany. (English)
David Crossland
6 May 2008
Germany Launches Valhalla of Sporting Legends (English)
Sömmeringstraße 70 (German)
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6 May 2008
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The Hall of Fame also includes two victims of the Nazis. The first is cycling champion Albert Richter, who angered the regime by refusing to wear the swastika on his shirt at sporting competitions and who is believed to have been murdered by the Gestapo secret police in 1939 while trying to leave Germany. (English)
David Crossland
6 May 2008
Germany Launches Valhalla of Sporting Legends (English)
Albert Richter
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11 November 2017
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- alswiki Albert Richter (Radrennfahrer)
- arwiki ألبرت ريختر
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- fawiki آلبرت ریشتر
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- ruwiki Рихтер, Альберт
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