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| 裏面の説明 | A finely modelled portrait bust of Czech gymnast Věra Čáslavská occupies the central field, depicted in a three-quarter view facing slightly downward to the left, with her right hand raised to her cheek in a contemplative and graceful pose. Her hair is styled upward and her expression conveys warmth and serenity, captured with a naturalistic artistic sensibility. A large circular arc frames the figure in the background field. The curved legend 'VĚRA ČÁSLAVSKÁ' is inscribed along the upper left rim in bold raised lettering. |
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Věra Čáslavská won four gold medals at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics weeks after signing the "Two Thousand Words" manifesto opposing Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia. She was the only prominent Czech athlete to publicly refuse to bow her head during Soviet medal ceremonies at those Games. The regime made her pay for it — stripped of her coaching position, barred from international travel, and effectively erased from official sport for over a decade until the 1989 Velvet Revolution restored her standing.