Others mourn the Norwegian cross-country skiing, it turned off Berit Mrdre

Altro lutto nello sci di fondo norvegese, si è spenta Berit Mørdre
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Others mourn the Norwegian cross-country skiing, it turned off Berit Mrdre

Just two days after the death of Harald Gr ø nningen, comes the news of a & rsquo; other loss for cross-country skiing. & Egrave; in fact he died at age 76 Berit M ø rdre.

Born April 16, 1940, M ø rdre & egrave; entered the history of skiing at the Grenoble Olympics in 1968, when along with Inger Augles and Damon Babben Enger composed the trio who won the d & rsquo; gold medal in the relay (pictured on the podium), first overall win in a main event for women Norway, however, he got into a period where were the Soviet to dominate the discipline. Berit M ø rdre boasts three medals: two more in the relay, silver at the world in Oslo in 1966 and bronze at the Sapporo 1972 Games while in Grenoble also took a personal satisfaction by winning the & rsquo; silver in the 10 km beaten only by the Swedish Toini Gustafsson . The Norwegian pioneer can memorize options also boast the remarkable figure of 19, including 13 individual national titles, coordinate it not & egrave; even come Marit Bj ø rgen. M ø rdre you & egrave; off Tuesday & igrave; Last August 23, but the news & egrave; It was only made public today by the site raumnes.no & Nbsp; & Nbsp;
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