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Laura Dahlmeier to be inducted10 Sept

Laura Dahlmeier to be inducted into German Sports Hall of Fame after fatal climbing accident

Former German biathlon star Laura Dahlmeier is to be inducted into the Sports Hall of Fame in her home country. Dahlmeier died in a climbing accident last year.

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Laura Dahlmeier's Body to Remain16 Sept

Laura Dahlmeier's Body to Remain on Mountain After Accident

Laura Dahlmeier's body will not be recovered after the mountain climbing accident – despite everything. That message now comes from the former biathlon star's team, reports German media.

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Laura Dahlmeier's Body to Be15 Sept

Laura Dahlmeier's Body to Be Recovered Despite Her Wishes

Laura Dahlmeier's body is to be recovered after the mountain climbing accident that cost her life this summer, writes German Bild. This despite it being reported to go against the will of the former biathlon star.

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