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Română: Constantin „Costel” Rădulescu (1896–1981) a fost un fotbalist, arbitru, oficial sportiv și antrenor de fotbal român, care a antrenat echipa națională a României la campionatele mondiale din 1930, 1934 și 1938.
English: Constantin "Costel" Rădulescu (1896–1981) was a Romanian footballer, referee, sports official and football coach who coached the Romania national football team at the 1930, 1934 and 1938 world championships.
Data Unknown, no later than 1939
Font Universul Sport newspaper from April 19, 1939 (No. 106), available at Digiteca Arcanum. This is a cropped version of the image on page 4.
Autor DesconegutUnknown author
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  • It is a dictionary or encyclopedia published before 1976 (20 years from publication; use {{PD-RO-1956}})
  • It is an artistic photograph, part of a series, published before 1986 (use {{PD-RO-photo}})
  • It is an isolated artistic photograph published before 1991 (use {{PD-RO-photo}})
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