Yuriy Korolyov
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Yuriy Korolyov is a famous Russian gymnast who was born in 1961 in Vladimir. He achieved outstanding results in gymnastics, becoming the European Champion in 1981 and the all-round Champion in 1981 and 1985. The document provides biographical information about Yuriy Korolyov and lists some literature sources.
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