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Irène Moillen-Altmann
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I thought this footage was interesting

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Irène Moillen-Altmann (7Cool, Les Diablerets

In 1965, Jean-Marc Bory dedicated a film to her. The images that remain are those of of Irène and her husband Fernand moving, with perfect elegance and control on the slopes of Les Diablerets: a couple whose love of the beautiful of the beautiful sport has brought them together and and kept them together until Fernand's death in October 2009.

We knew that Irène Moillen had to have her right leg amputated following an accident at the Pléiades, when she was 9 years old. But what many people did not know was that she had faced polio when she was
at the age of 17, when she was an apprentice seamstress.

A keen skier from childhood, she braved all the disabilities, until she obtained her her professional ski instructor's certificate and won many
events, such as the Olympic Games for the disabled in Sweden in 1976.

Irene Moillen's health was affected and she gradually withdrew from the life she loved. She passed away peacefully on 20 January 2012. But But we will never forget her luminous eyes and her warm face like the sun nor her long blond braid which distinguished her from anyone else. anyone else.



https://www.ina.fr/ina-eclaire-actu/video/cpf04006643/une-monitrice-comme-les-autres?fbclid=IwAR2PJRdWX6ZZTSKYEpn2LMKu_ns16no7dJbGiv5vta-VMAdTPXpPKpM-Jtg
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davidof wrote:
I thought this footage was interesting



Yes, in deed. Great story. Thank you.
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