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Hans Bjerrum

Hans Adolf Bjerrum (8 September 1899 in Hellerup, Denmark – 10 May 1979 in London, England) was a Danish field hockey player who competed in the 1920 Summer Olympics.

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Hans Bjerrum

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Hans Bjerrum → Bjerrum, Olympics, Sports-Reference

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danish hockey married died roger hans 1979 field silver medal denmark october lived club born early hertfordshire bjerrum may olympics

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Hans Bjerrumrelated to External linksOlympics0.60section
Hans Bjerrumrelated to External linksBjerrum0.60section
Hans Bjerrumrelated to External linksSports-Reference0.60section

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