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Inauguração do Estádio Nacional (1944) | Slate

Inauguração do Estádio Nacional

The Jamor National Stadium was inaugurated on June 10, 1944—a date then celebrated as the "Day of the Race." The ceremony marked the opening of Portugal's most iconic sports venue, located in the Jamor Valley in Oeiras.

Released: 1944
Runtime: 19m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Portugal
Language: Portuguese

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António Lopes RibeiroDirector

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