The most significant moments of the XVII Olympic Games in Rome. "The chronicler will need the information that the 1960 XVII Olympic Games were held in Rome. For everyone else, it is an unforgettable event, an experience that is waited for four years at a
Editor
V. Stojković, M. Sokolović
Graphics design
D. Perić
Dimensions
28 x 19 cm
Pages
77
Publisher
Sport - Jugoslovenski sportski list, Beograd, 1960.
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