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The Oscar Carré Trophy (Dutch: Oscar Carré Trofee) is a circus award in Netherlands^[1] and is named after the Royal Netherland Cirque circus operator Oscar Carré.^[2] Most of the time it is based upon the complete oeuvre of the circus.

Winners of the Oscar Carré Trophy

1993: Flavio Togni
1995: Herman Renz
2000: Louis Knie Senior of Circus Knie
2004: Martin Hanson

Other winners:

Gert Siemonet Barum
Luciën & Arlette Gruss

References

^ Korea Today, , Issues 1-5; Issues 7-12, page 29, 1993, Foreign Languages Publishing House
^ Sketch: A Journal of Art and Actuality, Volume 14, page 138, 1896, Ingram Bros. Press,

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