Identified Athletes - GDR
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CC GDR 1984 °Olympioniken der DDR° - M2- gold medal winners OG Moscow 1980 - Bernd & Joerg Landvoigt
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CC GDR 1984 °Olympioniken der DDR° - M2+ gold medal winners OG Moscow 1980 - Harald Jaehrling & Georg Spohr, cox Friedrich-Wilhelm Ulrich
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CC GDR 1984 °Olympioniken der DDR° - M4X gold medal winners OG Moscow 1980 - Frank Dundr, Carsten Bunk, Uwe Heppner, Martin Winter
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CC GDR 1984 °Olympioniken der DDR° - M8+ gold medal winners OG Moscow 1980 - Bernd Krauss, Hans-Peter Koppe, Ulrich Kons, Joerg Friedrich, Jens Doberschuetz, Ulrich Karnatz, Uwe Duehring, Bernd Hoeing, cox Klaus-Dieter Ludwig
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CC GER 1968 ASS quartet card OG Mexico - M2- gold medal winners Joerg Lucke & Heinz J. Bothe (GDR)
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CC GER 1968 ASS quartet card OG Mexico - M4- crew GDR, gold medal winner, at the victory ceremony
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CC GER 1968 BERLINER SPIELKARTEN quartet OG Mexico - Gold medal winners M2- J. Lucke & H.-J. Bothe GDR
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CC GER 1968 BERLINER SPIELKARTEN quartet OG Mexico - Gold medal winners M4- D. Schubert, D. Grahn, F. Ruehle and F. Forberger GDRJ. Lucke & H.-J. Bothe GDR
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CC GER 1972 BERGMANN-VERLAG OG Munich No. 248 - Klatt & Gorny (GDR), M2- gold medal winners WRC St. Catherines 1970 + ERC Copenhagen 1971
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CC GER 1972 BERGMANN-VERLAG OG Munich No. 249 - Gunkel & Lucke, cox Neubert (GDR), gold medal winners
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CC GER 1972 BERGMANN-VERLAG OG Munich No. 250 - Schmied & Boehmer (GDR), M2X bronze medal winners
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CC GER 1972 E. Huberti °Olympische Spiele 1964-1968-1972° p. 99 - M4- gold medal winner crew GDR with NZL crew (silver medal) below
The M4- final at the Munich Games 1972 was one of the toughest in Olympic history:
"Frank Forberger, Frank Rühle, Dieter Grahn and Dieter Schubert, masters of their sport,
won after a most thrilling race - a tremendous duel! New Zealand and East Germany
startet at 39. At 500 metres, the East Germans led by 21/100 sec. At 1,000 metres,
the New Zealanders led by 92/100 sec. During the third quarter of the race, the New
Zealanders made an enormous effort which sent them past the 1,500 metre mark with
a lenght's lead. The East Germans did not lose heart. They pulled out all stops and came
back, to win in total exhaustion. It was their sixth FISA title since 1966 - the seventh,
in fact, for Dieter Schubert!" (Quote from "The FISA Centenary Book" by Jean-Louis
Meuret (1992), p. 162)
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CC GER 1972 Huberti OG Mexico 1968 - M4- finalists parading after their race with gold medal winner GDR in foreground
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CC GER 1996 - Deutsche Olympiakarten No. 42 - Thomas Lange (GDR & GER)
Thomas Lange was the M1X Olympic champion 1988 at Seoul and 1992 at Barcelona.
He won the M1X gold medal at the WRC 1987 Copenhagen, 1989 Bled and 1991 Vienna.
His first international title win was the M2X gold medal at the WRC 1987 Hazewinkel.
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CC GER HERBA °Olympischer Sport° No. 58 - OG Munich 1972 parade of M4+ final participants with gold medal winner crew GER in foreground
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CC ITA (No. 200, issue date and manufacturer unknown) - W. Gunkel & J. Lucke, cox K.-D. Neubert (GDR), M2+ gold medal winners OG Munich 1972
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CC ITA 1972 OG Munich PANINI No. 152 - GDR 2X J. Boehmer & H.-U. Schmied, bronze medal winners
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CC ITA 1972 OG Munich PANINI No. 155 - GDR 2+ W.Gunkel & J. Lucke, cox K.-D. Neubert, Olympic champions
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CC ITA 1972 OG Munich PANINI No. 157 - M4- GDR crew, gold medal winner
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CC ITA 1972 OG Munich PANINI No. 160 - M2- Olympic champions S. Brietzke & W. Mager (GDR)
