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Artūrs Otomārs Motmillers (1 October 1900 – 18 August 1980) was a Latvian long-distance runner. He competed at the 1924, 1928 and the 1936 Summer Olympics. Motmillers was the winner of the 12th Košice Peace Marathon in 1935, the 1937 Quer durch Berlin race and a eight-time Latvian champion in various lengths. He also broke the national record 13 times, with his marathon time set in 1933 (2.41:38,2) remaining unbeaten for 19 years.

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rdfs:comment	Artūrs Otomārs Motmillers (1 October 1900 – 18 August 1980) was a Latvian long-distance runner. He competed at the 1924, 1928 and the 1936 Summer Olympics. Motmillers was the winner of the 12th Košice Peace Marathon in 1935, the 1937 Quer durch Berlin race and a eight-time Latvian champion in various lengths. He also broke the national record 13 times, with his marathon time set in 1933 (2.41:38,2) remaining unbeaten for 19 years. (en) Artūrs Motmillers, także Alfrēds Motmillers (ur. 1 października 1900 w Rydze, zm. 18 sierpnia 1980 tamże) – łotewski lekkoatleta, długodystansowiec, olimpijczyk. Reprezentant Rīgas Armijas Sporta Klubs . Trzykrotny uczestnik igrzysk olimpijskich (IO 1924, IO 1928, IO 1936). Na igrzyskach w Paryżu odpadł w eliminacyjnym biegu na 5000 m i zajął 10. miejsce w biegu na 10000 m. Na igrzyskach w Amsterdamie i Berlinie startował tylko w biegu maratońskim, w którym zajmował odpowiednio 38. i 28. miejsce. (pl)
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has abstract	Artūrs Otomārs Motmillers (1 October 1900 – 18 August 1980) was a Latvian long-distance runner. He competed at the 1924, 1928 and the 1936 Summer Olympics. Motmillers was the winner of the 12th Košice Peace Marathon in 1935, the 1937 Quer durch Berlin race and a eight-time Latvian champion in various lengths. He also broke the national record 13 times, with his marathon time set in 1933 (2.41:38,2) remaining unbeaten for 19 years. During World War II he gave refuge to seven persecuted Jews. After the war he was deported to the Russian SFSR by the Soviet regime, but later returned to Latvia. He died in 1980. (en) Artūrs Motmillers, także Alfrēds Motmillers (ur. 1 października 1900 w Rydze, zm. 18 sierpnia 1980 tamże) – łotewski lekkoatleta, długodystansowiec, olimpijczyk. Reprezentant Rīgas Armijas Sporta Klubs . Trzykrotny uczestnik igrzysk olimpijskich (IO 1924, IO 1928, IO 1936). Na igrzyskach w Paryżu odpadł w eliminacyjnym biegu na 5000 m i zajął 10. miejsce w biegu na 10000 m. Na igrzyskach w Amsterdamie i Berlinie startował tylko w biegu maratońskim, w którym zajmował odpowiednio 38. i 28. miejsce. Wielokrotny mistrz Łotwy. Tytuły zdobywał w biegach na 1500 m (1924), 5000 m (1924, 1925), 10000 m (1924, 1925), biegu przełajowym (1924). Jest także mistrzem Łotwy w maratonie (1928, 1931). 13-krotny rekordzista Łotwy. Rekordy życiowe: 5000 m – 15:47,0 (1933), 10000 m – 32:44,0 (1924), maraton – 2:41:38 (1933). Jego rekord w maratonie był najlepszym wynikiem na Łotwie przez 19 lat. (pl)
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