Commemorative Card of the "Friends of German Sports Aid" for the "Olympia Rendezvous '72" München. 4to.
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On the occasion of the 1972 Olympic Games, the following German Olympic champions gathered in Munich for the "Olympia Rendezvous '72" and signed the folding card. Additionally, there are approximately 5-6 unidentified signatories: Bruno Müller (1928, Rowing – Coxless Pair) Kraft Schepke (1960, Rowing – Men's Eight) Egbert Hirschfelder (1964, Rowing – Coxed Four; 1968, Rowing – Men's Eight) Bernhard Knubel (1960, Rowing – Coxed Pair) Alfred Schwarzmann (1936, Gymnastics – Men's Vault, Men's Individual All-Around, Men's Team All-Around) Walter Schröder (Rowing) Ludwig Landen (1936, Canoe Sprint – Men's K-2 10,000 meters) Karl Hermann Gotthard Handrick (1936, Pentathlon) Wilhelm Müller (1936, Handball – Men's) Franz Beckert (1936, Gymnastics – Men's Team) Günter Perleberg (1960, Canoe Sprint – Men's K-1 4×500 meters) Friedhelm Wentzke (1960, Canoe Sprint – Men's K-1 4×500 meters) Paula Scholz-Pöhlsen (1936, Gymnastics – Women's Team All-Around) Carl Anton Rom (1936, Rowing – Coxless Four) Bernd Cullmann (1960, Athletics – Men's 4×100 meters relay) Horst Meyer (1968, Rowing – Men's Eight) Willi Eichhorn (1936, Rowing – Coxless Pair) Karl-Heinz Hopp (1960, Rowing – Men's Eight) Rudi Eckstein (1936, Rowing – Coxless Four) Ursula Happe (1956, Swimming – Women's 200 meters breaststroke) Franz Keller (1968, Nordic Combined) Klaus Zerta (1960, Rowing – Coxed Pair) Walter Volle (1936, Rowing – Coxed Four) Klaus Riekemann (1960, Rowing – Coxed Four) Wilhelm Baumann (1936, Handball – Men's) Alfred Klingler (1936, Field Handball – Men's) Helmut Braselmann (1936, Field Handball – Men's) Willi Stadel (1936, Gymnastics – Men's Team All-Around) Rosa Ossi Reichert (1956, Alpine Skiing – Women's Giant Slalom) Käte Sohnemann (1936, Gymnastics – Women's Team All-Around) Frank Schepke (1960, Rowing – Men's Eight) Michael Scheuer (1956, Canoe Sprint – Men's K-2 1000 meters) Bernd Klingner (1968, Shooting – Small-bore rifle three positions) Wilhelm Brinkmann (1936, Handball – Men's) Helmut Bantz (1956, Gymnastics – Men's Vault) Fritz Bauer (1936, Rowing – Men's Coxed Four) Ernst Streng (1964, Track Cycling – Men's 4000 meters team pursuit) Othilie "Tilly" Fleischer (1936, Athletics – Women's Javelin Throw) Fritz "Itze" Gunst (1928, Water Polo – Men's, Gold Medal) Joachim Werner (1964, Rowing – Coxed Four) Heidi Schmid (1960, Fencing – Women's Foil Individual) Fritz Spengler (1936, Field Handball) Hans Lenk (1960, Rowing – Men's Eight) Matthias Volz (1936, Gymnastics – Men's Team All-Around) Rudolf Stahl (1936, Field Handball) Wolfgang Zimmerer (1972, Bobsleigh – Two-man Bobsleigh) Jürgen Oelke (1964, Rowing – Coxed Four) Innozenz "Inno" Stangl (1936, Gymnastics) Meinrad "Auto" Miltenberger (1956, Canoe Sprint – Men's K-2 1000 meters) Peter Neusel (1964, Rowing – Coxed Four) Helmut Berthold (1936, Handball – Men's) Max Schmeling (Boxing) This list features some of Germany’s most notable Olympic champions, spanning multiple decades and sports disciplines, many of whom made significant contributions to their respective fields..