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Triumph of the Human Spirit

Triumph of the Human Spirit
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Triumph of the Human Spirit
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NZ On Screen
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Fronted by Paul Holmes, this documentary looks at the New Zealand Paralympic team at the 1996 Paralympics in Atlanta. It was the most successful team to date with a haul of nine gold medals, six silver and four bronze (and 44 personal bests). Triumph focuses on several disabled Kiwi athletes, from their arrival in the States to victory on the track, in the pool and on the field. The first Paralympics were held in Rome in 1960 with just 400 competitors. In Atlanta 3,500 athletes competed, 35 o...

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Video
Date created
1996
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https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/triumph-of-the-human-spirit-1996
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ted lucas / bev lucas / jason griffiths / dave kale / llanore kale / tony volpentest / mike joyce / john dowall / peter martin / jacque courtier / bruce tocker / dave maccalman / ben lucas / jenny newstead / duane kale / cristeen smith / paul holmes / closing ceremony / marathon / wheelchair rugby / wheel chair rugby / new zealand wheel blacks / haka / blind athlete guides / blind track and field / blind swimming / transportation / 200 metre freestyle / carbon graphite leg / workshop / prosthetic repair / technology / 200 metre wheelchair / long jump / god defend new zealand / shotput / wheelchair tennis / olympic flame / medals / javelin / training / swimming / athletics / track and field / discus / prosthetics / wheelchairs / wheelchair / opening ceremony / new zealand paralympic team / paralympics / paralympic games / 1996 paralympic games / nz on air / new zealand on air

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