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Claire Guttenstein
Claire Guttenstein, née ''Frick'' then ''Guttenstein'', then ''Gutt'' (b. March 26, 1888 d. 1948, Saint-Josse-ten-Noode). was Belgian swimmer from the early twentieth century, a participant in the Olympic Games and world record holder. During her study, she met economist Camille Guttenstein, who she married in 1906. The mariage gave birth to three sons: Etienne, Francios and Jean-Max.〔(Dictionnaire des femmes belges: XIXe et XXe siècles ) by Eliane Gubin; Lannoo Uitgeverij; 2006; p. 261-262〕 In the period from October 2, 1910 to 29 September 1911 Guttenstein was the world record holder at 100 meters freestyle, with a time of 1:26.6.
During the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm, twenty-four-year-old Guttenstein swam in one competition. At the 100 meters freestyle she finished in fifth place in the third qualifying race and was eliminated from further competition.
In 1940, she convinced her husband to leave Belgium; In London, Camille would play an important role in the Belgian government in exile.〔
==See also==
*World record progression 100 metres freestyle
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