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Gymnasium in Merzig: So Many Young Talents Start in the New Sports Academy at the PWG

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19 young athletes from five schools will train at the Peter-Wust-Gymnasium in Merzig in the future.

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Gymnasium in Merzig: So Many Young Talents Start in the New Sports Academy at the PWG

19 young athletes from five schools will train at the Peter-Wust-Gymnasium in Merzig in the future.

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