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Leichtathletik-Junioreneuropameisterschaften 2011 — Die 21. Leichtathletik Junioreneuropameisterschaften fand vom 21. bis 24. Juli 2011 im Kadrioru staadion in der estnischen Hauptstadt Tallinn statt. Medaillen wurden in 44 Wettbewerben, jeweils 22 für Männer und Frauen, vergeben. Im wesentlichen… … Deutsch Wikipedia
