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Aída Menezes dos Santos (born 1 March 1937) is a Brazilian athlete. She competed in the women's high jump at the 1964 Summer Olympics, finishing in 4th place. She reached the mark of 1,74 m (5 ft 8 ½ in). To attend college, she attended courses in the morning and, worked in the afternoon and trained at night. She graduated in geography, physical education and pedagogy. From 1975 to 1987, she was a professor of physical education at the Fluminense Federal University (UFF).

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rdfs:comment	Aída Menezes dos Santos (* 1. März 1937 in Rio de Janeiro) ist eine ehemalige brasilianische Leichtathletin, die im Hochsprung und im Fünfkampf erfolgreich war. 1969 und 1971 gewann sie die ersten beiden Wettkämpfe im Mehrkampf für Frauen bei den Südamerikameisterschaften. (de) Aída dos Santos (Rio de Janeiro, 1 maart 1937) is een atlete uit Brazilië. Dos Santos nam deel aan de Olympische Zomerspelen 1964 op het onderdeel hoogspringen, en belandde net buiten de medailles op de vierde plaats met een sprong op 1.74 meter. Op de Olympische Zomerspelen van 1968 nam zij deel aan de vijfkamp, waar ze als 20e eindigde. (nl) Aída Menezes dos Santos (ur. 1 marca 1937 w Rio de Janeiro) – brazylijska lekkoatletka, skoczkini wzwyż i wieloboistka, medalistka igrzysk panamerykańskich, trzykrotna mistrzyni Ameryki Południowej, dwukrotna olimpijka. (pl) Aída Menezes dos Santos (born 1 March 1937) is a Brazilian athlete. She competed in the women's high jump at the 1964 Summer Olympics, finishing in 4th place. She reached the mark of 1,74 m (5 ft 8 ½ in). To attend college, she attended courses in the morning and, worked in the afternoon and trained at night. She graduated in geography, physical education and pedagogy. From 1975 to 1987, she was a professor of physical education at the Fluminense Federal University (UFF). (en) Aída dos Santos Menezes (Rio de Janeiro, 1 de março de 1937) é uma ex-atleta brasileira, especialista no salto em altura. Nasceu prematura, caçula entre seis irmãos, filha de um pedreiro alcoólatra e uma lavadeira. Vivia com a família no Morro do Arroz, favela de Niterói. Descoberta pelo Fluminense, na primeira competição que ganhou levou uma surra do pai, que disse que medalha não enche barriga. Quando estava no Vasco, não ia aos treinos porque usava o dinheiro da passagem para comprar comida. Quatro anos depois, nos Jogos da Cidade do México, ficou em vigésimo no pentatlo. (pt)
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has abstract	Aída Menezes dos Santos (born 1 March 1937) is a Brazilian athlete. She competed in the women's high jump at the 1964 Summer Olympics, finishing in 4th place. She reached the mark of 1,74 m (5 ft 8 ½ in). She was born prematurely, the youngest of six siblings, the daughter of an alcoholic bricklayer and a laundress. She lived with his family in Morro do Arroz, a slum in Niterói. During primary school she worked as a maid and studied hungry. She was discovered by Fluminense (Brazilian sports club), in the first competition she won, she was beaten up by his father, who said that a medal doesn’t pay her bills. When she was at Vasco (Brazilian sports club), She didn't go to training because she used the ticket money to buy food. To attend college, she attended courses in the morning and, worked in the afternoon and trained at night. She graduated in geography, physical education and pedagogy. From 1975 to 1987, she was a professor of physical education at the Fluminense Federal University (UFF). In that edition of the Summer Olympics, Aída was the only woman in the Brazilian delegation, and only one for athletics. No structure was offered to her: she traveled without a technician and without material to compete. She didn't even have clothes for the Opening Ceremony: she wore a uniform adapted from another competition. Even so, she became the first woman in Brazil to compete in an Olympic final. (en) Aída Menezes dos Santos (* 1. März 1937 in Rio de Janeiro) ist eine ehemalige brasilianische Leichtathletin, die im Hochsprung und im Fünfkampf erfolgreich war. 1969 und 1971 gewann sie die ersten beiden Wettkämpfe im Mehrkampf für Frauen bei den Südamerikameisterschaften. (de) Aída dos Santos (Rio de Janeiro, 1 maart 1937) is een atlete uit Brazilië. Dos Santos nam deel aan de Olympische Zomerspelen 1964 op het onderdeel hoogspringen, en belandde net buiten de medailles op de vierde plaats met een sprong op 1.74 meter. Op de Olympische Zomerspelen van 1968 nam zij deel aan de vijfkamp, waar ze als 20e eindigde. (nl) Aída Menezes dos Santos (ur. 1 marca 1937 w Rio de Janeiro) – brazylijska lekkoatletka, skoczkini wzwyż i wieloboistka, medalistka igrzysk panamerykańskich, trzykrotna mistrzyni Ameryki Południowej, dwukrotna olimpijka. (pl) Aída dos Santos Menezes (Rio de Janeiro, 1 de março de 1937) é uma ex-atleta brasileira, especialista no salto em altura. Nasceu prematura, caçula entre seis irmãos, filha de um pedreiro alcoólatra e uma lavadeira. Vivia com a família no Morro do Arroz, favela de Niterói. Descoberta pelo Fluminense, na primeira competição que ganhou levou uma surra do pai, que disse que medalha não enche barriga. Quando estava no Vasco, não ia aos treinos porque usava o dinheiro da passagem para comprar comida. Para cursar faculdade, ia às aulas de manhã, trabalhava à tarde e treinava à noite. Formou-se em geografia, educação física e pedagogia. De 1975 a 1987, foi professora de educação física na Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF). Participou de duas edições dos Jogos Olímpicos. Em Tóquio 1964, ficou em quarto lugar no salto em altura, atingindo a marca de 1,74m. Naquela edição dos Jogos, Aída foi a única mulher da delegação brasileira. A ela nenhuma estrutura foi fornecida: viajou sem técnico e sem material para competir. Nem sequer tinha roupa para a Cerimônia de Abertura: usou um uniforme adaptado de outra competição. Mesmo assim, se transformou na primeira mulher do Brasil a disputar uma final olímpica. Quatro anos depois, nos Jogos da Cidade do México, ficou em vigésimo no pentatlo. É mãe da jogadora de voleibol Valeska Menezes, e tem um instituto para promover a inclusão social por meio do atletismo e do voleibol. Em 2006, Aída dos Santos recebeu o Troféu Adhemar Ferreira da Silva no Prêmio Brasil Olímpico, e em 2009 foi agraciada com o Diploma Mundial Mulher e Esporte, uma premiação especial do Comitê Olímpico Internacional. (pt)
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