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Micheline Ostermeyer: Strength and Artistry
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Micheline Ostermeyer of France created magic with her hands, both on the track and off. A two-time Olympic gold medalist, Ostermeyer was an accomplished pianist who excelled artistically at the same time she was a track-and-field star. Ostermeyer’s first love was music, and at age 14 she enrolled at the Paris Conservatory of Music. After World War II broke out, she returned to her family home in Tunisia. There she competed in local and international athletic events through the French Athletic Association. After the war Ostermeyer returned to the conservatory and focused again on her music education. In the months ...(100 of 324 words)

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