Abuse by trainers not isolated cases, German gymnasts say
11 January 2021 |
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The spotlight has been turned on German gymnastics after several top gymnasts accused a trainer of bullying and mistreatment. Two former elite gymnasts have told DW the problems are much wider than previously reported.
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