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| − | + | '''Society of World Deaf Magicians''' was official organized in 1992. | |
| − | The World Deaf Magicians | + | The first [[World Deaf Magicians Festival]] took place in Leipzig, East Germany in 1986 founded by the deaf mime, [[Horst Bormann]] of Leipzig. |
| − | [[Simon Carmel]] of Henrietta, New York, brought three American deaf magicians with him compete at the 3rd World Festival for the first time in Leipzig | + | The World Deaf Magicians Committee was formed in Leipzig in 1990 in order to promote bringing more deaf magicians from other countries for friendship, international competitions, and exchanging ideas. |
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| + | [[Simon Carmel]] of Henrietta, New York, brought three American deaf magicians with him in 1990 to compete at the 3rd World Festival for the first time in Leipzig. | ||
This committee changed to an official organization called "The Society of World Deaf Magicians" in 1992. | This committee changed to an official organization called "The Society of World Deaf Magicians" in 1992. | ||
[[Category:Magic Organizations]] | [[Category:Magic Organizations]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:21, 7 March 2016
Society of World Deaf Magicians was official organized in 1992.
The first World Deaf Magicians Festival took place in Leipzig, East Germany in 1986 founded by the deaf mime, Horst Bormann of Leipzig.
The World Deaf Magicians Committee was formed in Leipzig in 1990 in order to promote bringing more deaf magicians from other countries for friendship, international competitions, and exchanging ideas.
Simon Carmel of Henrietta, New York, brought three American deaf magicians with him in 1990 to compete at the 3rd World Festival for the first time in Leipzig.
This committee changed to an official organization called "The Society of World Deaf Magicians" in 1992.
