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NEW BOOK RELEASE
Book Honors 1,791 Athletes and 50 Coaches of U.S. Delegations, 1935-2022
First Ever Book in 87 Years About U.S. Athletes' Participation at Games Since 1935
In the book pages, which has the following five parts such as,
Part One: Summer Games,
Part Two: Winter Games,
Part Three: Summaries,
Part Four: 50 Outstanding U.S. Deaflympic Coaches, and
Part Five: 50 Top Schools for the Deaf – U.S. Deaflympic Athlete's Producers,
the reader will learn the name of every U.S. athlete who was a Games – Summer and/or Winter – participant between the years of 1935 and 2022. Individual photo of an athlete and his/her Games performance results are also featured in the book pages.
By the way, statistically, the book lists the names of 1,791 U.S. athletes-nation's representatives in 30 different sports -at the Games held between 1935 and 2022. Between these Games years the U.S. athletes produced an amazing medal win record: a total of 1,119 medals, including 396 gold, 339 silver and 384 bronze, were awarded to them.
The publication of this book shall allow the reader to have accurate information about the participation of every U.S. athlete, about athlete's unforgettable personal exploits that have taken place in his/her life at a major and premier worldwide sporting event for the Deaf people - the Deaflympic Games.
The book pages also contain significant and interesting stories about the randomly selected notable personalities – athletes, coaches and leaders - who contributed a great deal to the progress and well being of the national sports program, in general, and the Deaflympic movement, in particular. Their photos are, too, presented in the book pages.
This book is a long-awaited and very useful one for a wide range of our readers and sports historians.
This rarely-themed book will educate and enlighten every reader about the rich, long and glorious history, in which many individuals - Games participants – brought honor and fame, prestige and pride to the greatest nation on the earth - the United States of America.
298 pages
2,500+ photos
For details, contact:
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Hello Indiana School for the Deaf alums!
I am an author and lecturer, and am currently working on a new book that will honor all athletes - members of the U.S. teams at the Deaflympic Games between 1935 and 2019.
I am asking you for a list of the names of all athletes from your school who competed for the USA teams at the IGD/WGD/Deaflympic Games, including Summer and Winter IGD/WGD/Deaflympics from 1935 to 2019.
I am specifically requesting a list of those who attended a deaf school rather than a mainstream school.
For your information, in last few years I have written and published several books on the subject of the history of the Deaflympic Games, including the first book called, "The History of the Deaflympic Games Book, 1924–2014."
https://www.amazon.com/HISTORY-DEAFLYMPIC.../dp/9655590321
So far, there are now 29 deaf schools that have already submitted their lists with the names of their respective school's Deaflympians.
I'm hoping to acquire the names of your school's Deaflympians so that I will include them in my upcoming book.
Many thanks!
Rafael Pinchas
Hello Indiana School for the Deaf alums!
I am an author and lecturer, and am currently working on a new book that will honor all athletes - members of the U.S. teams at the Deaflympic Games between 1935 and 2019.
I am asking you for a list of the names of all athletes from your school who competed for the USA teams at the IGD/WGD/Deaflympic Games, including Summer and Winter IGD/WGD/Deaflympics from 1935 to 2019.
I am specifically requesting a list of those who attended a deaf school rather than a mainstream school.
For your information, in last few years I have written and published several books on the subject of the history of the Deaflympic Games, including the first book called, "The History of the Deaflympic Games Book, 1924–2014."
https://www.amazon.com/HISTORY-DEAFLYMPIC.../dp/9655590321
So far, there are now 29 deaf schools that have already submitted their lists with the names of their respective school's Deaflympians.
I'm hoping to acquire the names of your school's Deaflympians so that I will include them in my upcoming book.
Many thanks!
Rafael Pinchas
I have my parents old TTY machine probably from the 1970s. I want to donate it to the deaf museum on behalf of my parents Robert and Sandra Williams. What do I need to do to make this happen?
Indianapolis Shakespeare Company is offering an ASL interpreter on Thursday August 2, 2018 for the FREE, PROFESSIONAL performance of Coriolanus!
www.indyshakes.com
I am HOH & know sign (PSE) & live in Indy & would like to know what events/activities/places that are in Indy for me to go to to meet other HOH or Deaf individuals...?! Please & thank you!