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Moshe Cohen

Israeli Paralympic swimmer

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About Moshe Cohen

Moshe Cohen was an Israeli para swimmer.

Moshe Cohen is a former Israeli Paralympic swimmer.

Biography Cohen competed in the 1974 Stoke Mandeveille Games and won four medals.

In the 1976 Summer Paralympics he took part in six swimming tournaments. He won a gold medal alongside Uri Bergman, Moshe Levy and Arieh Rubin in the 4X100m medley relay. Individually, he won a silver medal swimming in the 50m butterfly tournament. He finished fifth in the 100m freestyle tournament, sixth in the 3X50m individual medley tournament and seventh in the 100m breaststroke tournament. Cohen also took part in the 100m backstroke tournament and did not qualify for the final.

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Moshe Cohen?

Israeli Paralympic swimmer

What was Moshe Cohen's occupation?

Moshe Cohen was a para swimmer.

What nationality was Moshe Cohen?

Moshe Cohen was Israeli.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Moshe Cohen

· Wikidata: Q121761068

· DBpedia: Moshe Cohen

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