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The first Olympic and Paralympic brothers

Deutsche Welle Monday, 22 July 2024 ()
Ole Braunschweig will be at the Olympics in Paris, and his brother Malte will compete at the Paralympics afterwards. The pair have supported each other through tough times and hope to make a real impact in Paris.
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