WORLD RANKING LIST
PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES
(Since 1898, All Traditional Federations, Results After 2025 Pro "World"
and 2025 Pro "Olympia", first 50 places only)
WOMEN
Name, Country, Points, Place.
ORIGUEN YAXENI GARCIA Venezuela 162 1
KYLE IRIS USA 162 1
MURRAY LENDA USA 127 2
LEFRANCOIS CATHY Canada 124 3
CREAVALLE LAURA USA 123 4
BLECK SHEILA USA 123 4
AUKLAND LISA USA 123 4
PARISO BETTY USA 122 5
DEBATIN ANGELA USA 122 5
CADEAU DAYANA USA 118 6
COLOMB TAZZIE USA 116 7
ROBERTS MARY USA 113 8
SELIN MARJO Finland 111 9
EVERSON CORINA USA 110 10
BUCK KIM USA 109 11
FOSTER HEATHER USA 107 12
VAN MARIS ELLEN Holland 106 13
LEWIS NANCY USA 105 14
GRISHINA OKSANA Russia 99 15
RAGANOT BRENDA USA 95 16
UNGER KATHY USA 94 17
JENNINGS ROSEMARY USA 94 17
SKYTTA HANNA KRISTINA Finland 93 18
MASINO DENISE USA 91 19
DUNLAP CARLA USA 91 19
BERGMANN JULIETTE Holland 91 19
PUGACHEVA SVETLANA Russia 90 20
IVANOVA JELENA Latvia 90 20
BELLO MARIA RITA USA 90 20
LEGENZOVA MARINA Lithuania 88 21
DENNIS DIANA USA 86 22
POPA ALINA USA-Greece 85 23
MONIQUE JONES USA 85 23
MONER GAYLE USA 84 24
BRAMWELL DEBBIE USA 84 24
CHEPIGA VALENTINA Ukraine 83 25
FREITAS ANNE USA 82 26
BALL NICOLE Canada 82 26
AUKLAND LISA USA 82 26
GILLON CYDNEY USA 80 27
FRANCIS BEV USA 80 27
FLOYD CASSANDRA USA 80 27
SCHREINER ANJA Germany 73 28
MC LISH RACHEL USA 73 28
LANKOWSKI JANEEN Canada 72 29
KOZLOVSKAJA VALENTINA Belarus 72 29
BLANCHETTE ANDRULLA USA 72 29
PAPARONE JEANNIE USA 71 30
FRANCIS BEV USA 71 30
PRIEST BONNIE USA 70 31
MARTINKOVA EVA Slovakia 70 31
LEHTONEN MARJA USA 69 32
POVILONIENE VILMA Lithuania 68 32
KERNES DORIT USA 68 32
LANGER ANJA Germany 67 33
ELOMAA RITVA Finland 67 33
MILERIUTE JOLANTA Lithuania 66 34
BREZOVAC BRIGITA Slovenia 66 34
MESS ERIKA Holland 63 35
CZIZEWSKY KIMBERLY ANN USA 63 35
FRIC MARTINA Slovakia 60 36
COELHO NATALIA ABRAHAM USA 59 37
TEIXEIRA ANGELICA USA 58 38
PEREZ KIMBERLY Canada 58 38
LINSEY ZOA Canada 58 38
JONES WHITNEY Canada 58 38
TECH JANET USA 57 39
GATES VICKY USA 57 39
CHAPADOS LAURALIE Canada 57 39
BINETTI LAURA Canada 57 39
MCCREADY WENDY UK 55 40
LASZEWSKI DEBBIE USA 55 40
ZIGALOVA MARIETTA Slovakia 54 41
TOLEDO YAMILA VANESSA Argentina 54 41
RAGAIN JANICE USA 54 41
BENDEL VERA Germany 54 41
PAISLEY JACKIE USA 53 42
EDWARDS ROXANNE USA 52 42
BRENT MICHELLE USA 52 42
CURRY SUSIE USA 51 43
SHAW ANDREA USA 50 44
CONKWRIGHT LYNN USA 50 44
WESTERFIELD DENA USA 49 45
VILLEGAS SARAH USA 49 45
NIELSEN HELLE USA 49 45
BAXTER KAY USA 49 45
SHUKAITYTE AGNE Lithuania 48 46
OLIVEIRA DONA USA 48 46
BAKER JACKLYN USA 48 46
NARBUTAITYTE KRISTINA Lithuania 47 47
KNIGHT TONJA USA 46 48
CHANDLER TINA USA 46 48
DAROLE DOMINIQUE USA 45 49
CHESHIRE CAROLYN USA 45 49
VLASOVA MARINA Russia 43 50
SUKUPOVA EVA Czechoslovakia 43 50
LAPSOVA OKSANA Russia 43 50.

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78 YEARS OF WORLD BODYBUILDING SPORT.

66 YEARS OF SOCIALIST BODYBUILDING.

BEGINNING.

Until now official World and Socialist bodybuilding history is presented as a mistake. The basis of the history is incorrect. It is a mistake when we use to say that bodybuilders built and developed sport of bodybuilding. No, not bodybuilders. Bodybuilders were training and participating at the competitions only. Do winning bodybuilders developed sport anyhow? No, not at all. For bodybuilders somebody else had to organize competitions, to get permeations, support, venue places, awards and to collect participants. To say more – somebody had to publicize information about contests and bodybuilders. Otherwise until now nobody would even hear anything about a single bodybuilder.

All bodybuilding organizations, federations were created not by bodybuilders. Organizations were created by functioneers and organizers. During the history of bodybuilding sport there were only few Internationally important persons - organizers. Organizers are the main persons of bodybuilding sport. We will speak shortly in this article. Anyway it will be a long story to put it down.

BEGINNING OF BODYBUILDING SPORT.

As we have spoken before we will present only short information. Each our story can be developed into a long article. For detailed information look on International Site www.wff.lt

Contemporary N.A.B.B.A. (National Amateur Body Building Association) history writer SI SWEENEY in his articles even does not mention the real first “Mr. Universe” contest. Also he writes incorrect information about the second “Mr. Universe” competition.

The same do writers who write about the I.F.B.B. (International Federation of Body Builders) history. These they underline that there was nothing before the WEIDER brothers JOE and BEN I.F.B.B. Commercial Company. They neglect the previous BOB HOFFMAN’s (Robert Collins Hoffman, 1898 - 1985 m.) “Bodybuilding Empire” which WEIDER brothers copied from beginning to the very end.

Many people want to rise themselves and they create unreal stories. Next followers use their creations and go on developing them.

1947. FIRST “MR. UNIVERSE” CONTEST.

The first real “Bodybuilding Empire” was created through the A.A.U. (Amateur Athletic Union)  in the USA by American BOBO HOFFMAN. In real A.A.U. united USA National Federations and it was the Ministry of Sport in the USA. They use to call BOBO HOFFMAN “the father of America Weightlifting”. A.A.U. since 1939 was organizing USA bodybuilding “Mr. America” contests. BOB HOFFMAN wanted to make bodybuilding an official recognized sport through A.A.U. and F.I.H. (Federation Internationale Halterophile). USA weightlifting though A.A.U. was a member of the International Weightlifting Federation F.I.H. Later F.I.H. name was changed to F.I.H.C. (F.I.H.C., Federation Internationale Halterophile et Culturisme) when F.I.H. started ruling World’s bodybuilding sport. BOB HOFFMAN decided to do the same with bodybuilding.

In 1947 F.I.H. organized the World Weightlifting Championship and International Congress in Philadelphia (USA). Under the efforts of BOB HOFFMAN the International Congress decided to lead and control World’s bodybuilding on official level. This way for twenty years bodybuilding became officially recognized sport. It was immediately decided to organize the first in Sport’s History International Bodybuilding “Mr. Universe” contest alongside with the F.I.H. World Weightlifting Championship in Philadelphia. Then the Over All “Mr. Universe” Champion was a pupil of BOB HOFFMAN a famous America weightlifter STEVE STANKO. That was a Historical Happening and STEVE STANKO became a Historical Person.

1948. SECOND “MR. UNIVERSE’ IN LONDON.

It was a tradition of F.I.H. not to organize World Weightlifting Championship in “Olympic” years. What to do with the second F.I.H. bodybuilding „Mr. Universe“ competition? Then the idea to organize the F.I.H. bodybuilding “Mr. Universe” during the 1948 “Olympic Games” struck BOB HOFFMAN. There were real ways because F.I.H. was a member of the International Olympic Committee (I.O.C.). BOB HOFFMAN addressed British OSCAR STATE who was the President of B.A.W.L.A. (British Amateur Weight Lifting Association) to assist him. At the same time B.A.W.L.A. asked the Chairmen of the British Bodybuilding “Health and Strength” Magazine to assist them too. Through F.I.H. departments in various countries B.A.W.L.A. invited athletes to the contest in London. At the same time BOB HOFFMAN brought USA bodybuilders to compete. There were 1800 spectators at the second F.I.H. “Mr. Universe” in London. All money profit of the competition went to B.A.W.L.A.. After several preliminary rounds the finalists were ANDRE DRAPP (France) and Americans JOHN GRIMEK and STEVE REEVES. JOHN GRIMEK was proclaimed the Over All Winner of the second F.I.H. “Mr. Universe”. STEVE REEVES spoke on microphone saying that “John Grimek is the greatest bodybuilder who ever lived“.

1950. FIRST N.A.B.B.A. “MR. UNIVERSE”.

In 1950 under the efforts of the Chairmen of “Health and Strength” Magazine N.A.B.B.A. association was created in the Great Britain. As the former N.A.B.B.A. President  IVAN DUNBAR told us – N.A.B.B.A. Association was juridically registered as a „Public Club“. In 1950 N.A.B.B.A. organized the first “Mr. Universe” in London. The Over All Champion was STEVE REEVES (USA). At the same time a member of the International Olympic Committee F.I.H.C. went on organizing it’s own “Mr. Universe” contest. Comparing with N.A.B.B.A. “Mr. Universe” F.I.H.C. competitions were the official ones. For the two decades no one could confront F.I.H.C. as the official Bodybuilding Sport was under F.I.H.C. control. Even the Commercial I.F.B.B. Company of the WEIDER  brothers JOE and BEN could not imagine to think being equal to F.I.H.C..

1959. BOB HOFFMAN BRINGS BODYBUILDING TO SOCIALIST COUNTRIES.

In 1959 the USA „Father of Weightlifting“ BOB HOFFMAN through the International Weightlifting Federation F.I.H.C. first time brought bodybuilding sport to the Socialist Countries. That was the World Weightlifting Championship in Warszawa - the Capital of the Polish Democratic Republic. Then F.I.H.C. organized the traditional bodybuilding „Mr. Universe“ in Warszawa too. Over All Winner was GUY MEIRCZUK (born in 1936, France). Right after this Bodybuilding Committe of Poland was created.  First President was the „Father of Polish Bodybuilding“ STANISLAW ZAKRZEWSKI.

THE STORY WILL BE CONTINUED.

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WORLD WOMEN FITNESS SHORT HISTORY.

GREAT STARS OF WORLD FITNESS.

Today everybody knows that OKSANA GRISINA (Оксана Гришина, Russian Federation) is the conteporary World Fitness Leader. She won many Pro „Olympia“ contests and it was done maybe ten times in a row. But anyhow World Fitness started 100 years ago in the USA.

LITHUANIA EMIGRANT CONGUERS AMERICA.

It was Emigrant of Lithuania BRONE DUBAR (Broné “Brownie” Dubar, Daubaraitė, 1906 – 1986) who came with her family to the USA in 1912. When her sport achievements went high she started public shows. Specialists use to call her „World Fitness Pioneer“ but in her times there was no any fitness sport at all. To say more – women sport was included to „Olympics“ only in 1920. This was the reason that 100 years ago gymnastic and acrobatic exercises of BRONE DUBAR were not named as „sport“. Aiming to make fitness propaganda BRONE DUBAR made her shows through all USA – from South to North and from West to East.

FIRST OVER ALL WORLD FITNESS CHAMPION.

Lithuanian EDITA SENDRIENE (Daubaraite, Dubar) was the ground ground ground daughter of BRONE DUBAR.  From the childhood attending balely and gymnastic schools she visited a N.A.B.B.A. (National Amateur Body Building Association) Show in Malta.  EDITA SENDRIENE liked performances of some „Miss Figure“ participants. Returned to Lithuania she decided to train and participate at sport competitions. Everything was ok. In 1996 the founders of the W.F.F. - International (World Fitness Federation) DSc. EDMUNDAS DAUBARAS and German KLAUS P.J. HOFFMANN started World Fitness Championships in Kaizerslautern (Germany). This way in 1997 in Manheim (Germany) EDITA SENDRIENE became the Over All World Fitness Champion. „Eurosport“ Television made several reports about this. The Sport Ministry of Lithuanian Republic wanted to present EDITA SENDRIENE a Governmental Award but envy and intrigues among sport federations ruined this idea.

 SECOND AND THIRD OVER ALL WORLD FITNESS CHAMPIONS.

After the victory of EDITA SENDRIENE the next two talanted World „Fitness Stars“ became the I.F.B.B. (International Federation of Body Builders) Over All World Fitness Champions. That were MARIETA ZIGALOVA (Republic Slovakia) and ALEKSANDRA KOBIELAK (Republic Poland). For many years on both Athletes were representing their Countries at the W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. (World Fitness Federation, World Body Building Federation) World and Europe Fitness Championships. Both of them led the W.F.F. – W.B.B.F. National Teams of Aerobic Fitness and „Fit – kids“.

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INTRODUCTION TO THE BOOK
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE HISTORY OF THE “AMBER PRIX” TOURNAMENT

The sixtieth anniversary of the historic international “Amber Prix” tournament is approaching. In this publication, its history will be presented in a structured way, revealing the key stages of its development. We intend to mark this anniversary not only with ceremonial events, but also with this book.

This is not merely a story about physical strength or athletic achievements. The international “Amber Prix” tournament, born and developed in Klaipėda, is a unique phenomenon—significant for the city, for Lithuania, and for the global bodybuilding movement. In this introduction, we briefly review the main themes and highlight the most important political, sporting, and social contexts.

The origins of the tournament date back to a period of rapid civilizational change: humanity was exploring the depths of the oceans and venturing into space. In this context, bodybuilding opened up new possibilities—it allowed not only the development of strength and endurance, but also the deliberate shaping of the human body.

The first competition was held in 1967 at the Klaipėda Polytechnic school. Athletes performed strength exercises and demonstrated their physiques. The initiator and organizer of the event was Klaipėda native Antanas Jonuškutis.

Following earlier unsuccessful attempts to establish bodybuilding, the second USSR Bodybuilding Federation (Athletic Gymnastics Commission) was founded in 1968 during an international tournament in Kaunas. It was decided that the federation would hold its first meeting in Klaipėda during the “Amber Prix” tournament—this decision was duly implemented.

After the events of 1967–1968, as bodybuilding rapidly gained popularity, the “Amber Prix” competitions were also held in Klaipėda in 1969 and 1970 under the leadership of Antanas Jonuškutis. He later withdrew from active organizational work.

In 1973, for political reasons, bodybuilding was banned and persecuted in the USSR and other socialist countries. Many athletes discontinued their training, while the most determined continued in secrecy—most often in basements of private homes.

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W.F.F. - W.B.B.F. International
(Since 1968)
PROFESSIONAL CARD HOLDERS
(2004-2026)
No. Cert., Athlete's Name, Country
26-001 Valerija  Nilova, Estonia

26-002 Olga Bogacz, Poland

26-003 Evelina Pranauske, Lithuania

26-004 Piotr Sevcenko, Lithuania

26-005 Ruta Karpaite, Lithuania

25-001 Mickael Louvel, France
25-002 Toru Fukutomi, Japan
25-003 Kamil Kowalczyk, Poland
25-004 Diana Stavchansky, Israel
24-001 Oleg Kametskov, Estonia
23-001 Majid Tashakkorinia, Iran
23-002 Vilma Poviloniene, Lithuania
23-002 Martina Fric, Slovakia
23-004 Palle Katring Rasmussen, Denmark
23-005 Raimundas Urbanavicius, Lithuania
23-006 Lukasz Kulinski, Poland
23-007 Jelena Ivanova, Latvia
22-001 Maris Sveiduks, Latvia
22-002 Anna Sobolewska-Kucharska, Poland
22-003 Natalia Miszkowska, Poland
22-004 Vasilij Bespalenko, Ukraine
21-001 Vidmantas Malakauskas, Lithuania
21-002 Sergej Rybakov, Latvia
21-003 Aleksejs Petkevics, Latvia
21-004 Roman Polshin, Estonia
20-001 Julija Magilinskaja, Lithuania
19-001 Ulku Ece Erturk, Turkey
19-002 Celal Orhan Bozkurt, Turkey
19-003 Tareq Ahmet Mohammed, Turkey
19-004 Olga Kolesova, Lithuania
19-005 Moumita Mazumder, India
19-006 Zina Usikova, Belarus
19-007 Arkadiusz Demidowicz, Poland
19-008 Aleksandr Pulbere, Russia
19-009 Alex Dunnett, UK
19-010 Ema Miliauskiene, Lithuania
18-001 Golab Rabha, India
18-002 Nerina Broggia, Argentina
18-003 Oksana Filimonova, Estonia
18-004 Amirhossein Pourezzat, Malaysia
18-005 Maik Thies, Germany
18-006 Tolga Murat Balikci, Turkey
18-007 Vipnesh Kumar, India
18-008 Igor Artemjev, Russia
18-009 Valentina Zabiiaka, Russia
18-010 Evelina Stulginskaite, Lithuania
18-011 Hollie Jade Feeney, UK
18-012 Hanna Kristina Skytta, Finland
18-013 Ricardo Cordeiro Fernandes, Brazil
18-014 Lilija Shcheklanova, Russia
18-015 Burcin Bayraktar, Turkey
18-016 Anas Nahhas, Turkey
18-017 Nadir Kassab, Turkey
18-018 Mohammad Maragheh, Iran
18-019 Kalimorad Morteza Siah, Iran
18-020 Hossin Reza Poor, Iran
18-021 Tajik Gholam Reza, Iran
18-022 Vahid Ashori, Iran
18-023 Ali Moieni, Iran
18-024 Hamid Solati, Thailand
18-025 Mohammad Ali Norozkhan, Iran
18-026 Shagmai Kushan, India
17-013 Jason Flechner, Germany
17-012 Sandro Piccirillo, Germany
17-011 Hugo Rafael, Brazil
17-010 Sergeii Iatsiuk ,Ukraine
17-009 Marcos Oloveira Dumont, Brazil
17-008 Eduard Sevcenko, Latvia
17-007 Marina Legenzova, Lithuania
17-006 Jana Zykiene, Lithuania
17-005 Evgenij Baishev, Russia
17-004 Rahul Joshi, India
17-003 Anita Lakatos, Serbia
17-002 Ugne Kukyte, Lithuania
17-001 Sandra Mockute, Lithuania
16-011 Hassan Benmestoura, Belgium
16-010 Jorg Fuchs, Germany
16-009 Vilma Naruse, Lithuania
16-008 Asta Butkute, Lithuania
16-007 Jannie Coetzee, South Africa
16-006 Liudmila Kakaulina, Russia
16-005 Christopher Mewes, Germany
16-004 Katja Bongart, Germany
16-003 Marina Putzinger, Germany
16-002 Arslanel Ödül, Turkey
16-001 Souto Glayson, Brazil
15-004 Marina Vlasova, Russia
15-003 Liudmila Senciugova, Russia
15-002 Sintia Katkevica, Latvia
15-001 Sylvester James, Scotland-Nigeria
14-007 Andrej Choroneko, Belarus
14-006 Andrej Rumiancev, Estonia
14-005 Leonor Greffel, Denmark-Mozambique
14-004 Jelena Kursanova, Russia
14-003 Sean Fergusson, UK
14-002 Jagjeet Singh, India
14-002 Roberto Reinaldo, Portugal-UK
14-001 Evelyn Dirocie, Belgium
13-005 Olga Samak, Belarus
13-004 Reza Bagherzadeh, Iran
13-003 Jelena Volkova, Russia
13-002 John Leslie, South Africa
13-001 Nikolaj Vorobjov, Russia
12-009 Svetlana Pugacheva, Russia
12-008 Kristina Narbutaityte, Lithuania
12-007 Sergej Kostel, Belarus
12-006 Reza Rezaei, Iran
12-005 Andrzej Rak, Poland
12-004 Andrzej Brzezinski, Poland
12-003 Marieta Zigalova, Slovakia
12-002 Marosz Kanas, Slovakia
12-001 Dalvaniza Aquino, Brazil
11-016 Elizabeth Van Den Merve, South Africa
11-015 Suzanna Lemmer, South Africa
11-014 Marina Bekojeva, Russia
11-013 Svetlana Agalarova, Russia
11-012 Arora Rajesh, India
11-011 Ali Mahdi, Iran
11-010 Andrius Pauliukevicius, Lithuania
11-009 Aleksandr Borsan, Belarus
11-008 Fernando Sardinha, Brazil
11-007 Mohsen Choranevis, Iran
11-006 Navtej Singh, India
11-005 Shameen Adams, South Africa
11-004 Crecky Chaves, Brazil
11-003 Ali Imani, Iran
11-002 Jevgenij Klockov, Russia
11-001 King Izogie, Belgium
10-008 Aleksandr Vohmjanin, UK
10-007 Sukvinder Singh, India
10-006 Dharminder Singh, India
10-005 Maria Lutsina, Russia
10-004 Tracey Gottchalk, South Africa
10-003 Dainius Dzikevicius, Lithuania
10-003 Heinrich Voss, South Africa
10-002 Valentina Kozlovskaja, Belarus
10-001 Eva Martinkova, Slovakia
09-003 Irina Valette, France
09-002 Liudmila Kolesnikova, Russia
09-001 Vitalij Aleksandrov, Latvia
08-011 Sanchez Flores, Mexico
08-010 Anton Zajanckovskij, Lithuania
08-009 Wojciech Nadolski, Poland
08-008 Jelena Panova ,Russia
08-007 Irina Stavickaja, Russia
08-006 Aleksandr Sciogolev, Russia
08-005 Leonid Filkatov, Russia
08-004 Oksana Lapsova, Russia
08-003 Timo Pekka Vilponen, Finland
08-002 Aelksandr Sevcov, Estonia
08-001 Yamila Toledo, Argentina
07-011 Vladimir Poliakov, Russia
07-010 Vladimir Belousov, Russia
07-009 Denis Burmistrov, Russia
07-008 Maria Kuzmina, Russia
07-007 Liudmila Kungurova, Russia
07-006 Tatjana Bojciuk, Russia
07-005 Jelena Frenkel, Israel
07-004 Jurij Solionov, Lithuania
07-003 Arvydas Miseikis, Lithuania
07-002 Irina Riabova, Russia
07-001 Maria Stukova, Russia
06-012 Vitalijus Kuzmycius, Lithuania
06-011 Aleksandr Liubomirov, Latvia
06-010 Dmitrij Skripnik, Russia
06-009 Marios Artemiou, Cyprus
06-008 Mona Costi, Cyprus
06-007 Elena Stasiukyniene, Lithuania
06-006 Silvia Malachovska, Slovakia
06-005 Diana Decesare, Brazil
06-005 Michail Malek, Russia
06-004 Jurij Gucan, Latvia
06-003 Aleksej Sebastjanov, Russia
06-002 Aleksandr Anaskin, Russia
06-001 Jurans Normunds, Latvia
06-001 Antonio Osta, Uruguay
05-014 Bruno Lembo, Italy
05-013 Jelena Stadnik, Ukraine
05-012 Brigita Brezovac, Slovenia
05-011 Dmitrij Zolin, Russia
05-010 Samuel Cullingworth, UK
05-009 Marek Kalmus, Estonia
05-008 Mike Mitchel, Turkey
05-007 Luigi Sabiela, Italy
05-006 Vera Jegorova, Russia
05-005 Maris Kliavins, Latvia
05-004 Andrej Jakubov, Russia
05-003 Ida Guscia, Russia
05-002 Rachel Kauppila, Finland
05-001 Andre Kai Kaknes, Norway
04-011 Martina Lepcin, Croatia
04-010 Aleksandra Kukres, Lithuania
04-009 Massimo Monaco, Italy
04-008 Marie Rippert, France
04-007 Irina Zincenko, Russia
04-006 Vladimir Marachovskij, Latvia
04-005 Aleksandr Baldin, Russia
04-004 Dmitrij Cizov, Russia
04-003 Ramunas Sendrius, Lithuania
04-002 Mindaugas Kvasys, Lithuania
04-001 Jolanta Mileriute, Lithuania

International Secretary UGNE RAUDYTE DAUBARINE

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