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Description	Français : Georges Casse et André Rousseau sur Salmson GS 1.1L. victorieuse de la 4e Coupe biennale Rudge-Whitworth aux 24 H. du Mans 1928
Date	2 November 2016
Source	Le Sport Universel Illustré du 23 juin 1928, p.409 (newspaper collapsed end of 1936)
Author	Le Sport Universel Illustré

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