Claude BERGERET joins National Order of the Legion of Honour

21/01/2012 – In 1977 in the English city of Birmingham Claude BERGERET created a moment of history for French table tennis. BERGERET partnered Jacques SECRETIN to success in the Mixed Doubles. At the World Championships they won the first ever gol https://www.ettu.org

21/01/2012 – In 1977 in the English city of Birmingham Claude BERGERET created a moment of history for French table tennis. BERGERET partnered Jacques SECRETIN to success in the Mixed Doubles. At the World Championships they won the first ever gold medal at a World Championships for France. These days Clause BERGERET also is enjoying moments of glory: she was nominated as Chevalier in I ‘Ordre National de la L

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