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The march called “March along barbed wire” was first organized in 1957. It is almost 35 km long route around Ljubljana, where between the Second World War the wire fence of Italian and later on the German occupiers was and is therefore called “March along barbed wire”. By its tradition the grand opening starts with the march of preschool children. It is followed by a march of pupils from primary schools and secondary schools on Friday. Saturday is full of other marchers and participants of a race in a three-member team run. There is no entry for the march. It is a unique running event where the three-member team must run together all the time. The final result is considered the time of the last competitor that crossed the finish line. This is also the result of the whole team.
Target group(s)The event wants to promote a healthy lifestyle and encourage people to do something for themselves. With this run the organizer wants to encourage runners to mutual assistance and solidarity, considering that the time of the group is the time of the last competitor that crosses the finish line.
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