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Snoozetime. Two-year-old Victoria Nedomansky loses interest in the proceedings at a special citizenship court at Harbourfront where her brother Vaclav(...)
Snoozetime. Two-year-old Victoria Nedomansky loses interest in the proceedings at a special citizenship court at Harbourfront where her brother Vaclav(...)

Snoozetime. Two-year-old Victoria Nedomansky loses interest in the proceedings at a special citizenship court at Harbourfront where her brother Vaclav(...)

Date6/27/1979
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Original Toronto Star caption: Snoozetime. Two-year-old Victoria Nedomansky loses interest in the proceedings at a special citizenship court at Harbourfront where her brother Vaclav, 8, and 250 other youngsters became Canadian citizens today. Her father, Detroit Red Wing hocky star Vaclav, left, who defected from Czechoslovakia five years ago, and mother Vera became citizens earlier today.
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0070492F
    Vaclav Nedomansky. Succumbed to hockey capitalists
    Vaclav Nedomansky. Succumbed to hockey capitalists
    Dutton, Don
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    A time of change, Former Czechoslovakian national hockey star Vaclav Nedomansky (14), shown above being checked by Jim Niekamp of Phoenix, admits he h(...)
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    Griffin, Doug
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    Goode, Jeff
    4/1/1975
    Vaclav Nedomansky
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    Vaclav Nedomansky
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    Toronto Star (Firm)
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