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Image of FERENC PUSKAS. - Hungarian Soccer Ferenc Puskas In Colombes, France, Training, October 5, 1956. Full Credit: AGIP - Rue Des Archives / Granger, NYC -- All Rights Reserved. From Granger - Historical Picture Archive
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Image of JOZSEF BOZSIK. - Hungarian Footballer Jozsef Bozsik, During Training At The Stadium In Colombes, France, Before Match France-Hungary On October 5, 1956. Full Credit: AGIP - Rue Des Archives /
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Image of Football Match France-Hungary. Pennant Exchanges Between The Two Captains, Roger Marche And Ferenc Puskas. Colombes, On October 7th, 1956. Full Credit: Roger-Viollet / Granger -- All Rights Reserved. From Granger -
