Identified Athletes S-T-U
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AC SUI 1996 OG Atlanta - Markus & Michael Gier, LM2X gold medal winners
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AC URS 1973 - Juri Malyschew (URS), Olympic M1X champion OG Munich 1972
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AC URS 1974 - G. Korshikov & A. Timoshinin (URS), M2X Olympic champions 1972 + M2X silver medal winners 1973 ERC Moscow
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CC BEL 1964 MILOU BUBBLE GUM Olympics 1964 Tokyo No. 37 - M1X gold medal winner Viacheslav Ivanov
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CC BEL 1964 MILOU BUBBLE GUM Olympics 1964 Tokyo No. 38 - M2X gold medal winners Oleg Tyurin & Boris Dubrovsky (URS)
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CC BEL 1964 MILOU BUBBLE GUM Olympics 1964 Tokyo No. 43 - M8+ gold medal winner USA
William Stowe, William Knecht,
Hugh Foley, Stanley Cwikinski,
Emory Clark, Harold Budd,
Thomas & Joseph Amlong,
cox Robert Zimonyi
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CC BEL 1964 MILOU BUBBLE GUM Olympics Tokyo No. 40 - M2+ gold medal winners Conn Findlay & Edward Ferry, cox H. Kent Mitchel (USA)
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CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 142 OG Helsinki 1952 - M4+ gold medal winners J. Havlis, J. Jindra, K. Mejta, S. Lusk, cox M. Koranda) (TCH)
Gold medal: TCH 7:33,4
Silver medal SUI 7:36,5
Bronze medal: USA 7:37,0
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CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 229 OG Tokyo - The three M1X medal winners
Gold medal winner: Viatcheslav Ivanov (URS) 8:22,51 - in the centre
Silver medal winner: Achim Hill (GER) 8:26,24 - on the right
Bronze medal winner: Gottfried Kottmann (SUI) 8:29,68 - on the left
The photo originates from the book "XVIII. Olympische Sommerspiele Tokio 1964
(Burda-Verlag, Bildband Nr.4), p. 45
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CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 230 OG Tokyo - Oleg Tiurin & Boris Dobrovski (URS), M2X gold medal winners (designer's error M2- instead of M2X)
Gold medal: URS 7:10,66
Silver medal: USA 7:13,16
Bronze medal: TCH 7:14,23
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CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 231 OG Tokyo - M8+ gold medal winner USA
Gold medal: USA 6:18,23
(Joseph & Thomas Amlong,
Harold Budd, Emory Clark,
Stanley Cwiklinski, Hugh Foley,
William Knecht, William Stowe,
cox Robert Zimonyi)
Silver medal: GER 6:23,29
Bronze medal: CZE 6:25,11
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CC ESP 1964 NESTLE °Los Juegos Olimpicos 1896-1964° cromo No. 88 OG Amsterdam 1928 - M2+ gold medal winners Hans & Karl Schoechlin, cox Hans Bourquin (SUI)
A final of two brothers against two brothersGold medal: SUI 7:42,6 (Hans & Karl Schoechlin, cox Hans Bourquin)
Silver medal: FRA 7:48,4 (Armand & Edouard Marcelle, cox Henri Préaux)
Bronze medal: BEL ------- (Léon Flament, Francois de Coninck, cox Georges Anthony)
The time of the Belgian crew is irrelevant as the course allowed only two boats abreast.
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CC GBR 1948 TURF CIGARETTES °Olympics 1948° No. 18 - John B. Kelly (USA), winner of the Henley °Diamonds° 1947 + 1949
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CC GBR 1979 BROKE BOND OXO °Olympic Greats° No. 34 John B. Kelly (USA)
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CC GDR 1954 VEB Volkskunstverlag OG Helsinki 1952 No. 62 - M1X gold medal winner Y. Tyukalov (URS) in the center with his coach Polakov on the left and T. Kocerka (POL) - M1X bronze medal winner - on the right
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CC GDR 1954 VEB Volkskunstverlag OG Helsinki 1952 No. 63 - Yuri Tyukalov (URS), M1X gold medal winner
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CC GDR 1954 VEB Volkskunstverlag OG Helsinki 1952 No. 65 - The USA M8+ crew, gold medal winner, at a dinner together with the URS M8+ crew who won the silver medal
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CC GDR 1957 OG Melbourne - M2- silver medal winners Igor Buldakov & Viktor Ivanov (URS), M2- European champions 1953, 1955 and 1956
The explanation on the back is wrong: It was Viatcheslav Ivanov who won the single sculls event whereas the M2- sliver medal was won by Viktor Ivanov - an incidental uniformity of surnames 
The German text indicates that Vladimir Ivanov
won the M1X gold medal and the M2- silver medal
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CC GER 1936 OG Berlin FRANCK-Sportbilder series 21a No. 5 - USA crew, winner of the M8+ competition
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CC GER 1936 OG Berlin REEMTSMA CIGARETTES °Olympia 1936° volume II No. 111 - four members of the gold medal winning USA M8+ crew in Indian headdresses
Robert Moch
George Hunt
John White
Joe Rantz