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Turnfest

German festival
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  • A balancing act
    gymnastics
    / Developments in Europe

    …first German gymnastic festival (Turnfest) was held in Coburg in 1860. The festival attracted affiliated turnverein clubs and marked the beginning of international competition, as the growing family of Turners outside Germany were invited to participate. Americans had been introduced to gymnastics by followers of Jahn in the late…

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    …first German gymnastic festival (Turnfest) was held in Coburg in 1860. The festival attracted affiliated turnverein clubs and marked the beginning of international competition, as the growing family of Turners outside Germany were invited to participate. Americans had been introduced to gymnastics by followers of Jahn in the late…

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