Olympic Regattas - 1972 Munich
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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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Account of Olympic pictograms: No. 03 used at OG Munich 1972
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Beer label NZL 1978 Leopard DeLuxe Lager Beer WRC Lake Karapiro
NZL M8+ gold medal winner crew OG Munich 1972
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Beer mat GER 1972 - Loewenbraeu Muenchen - XX. Olympic Games Munich - Olympic pictogram No. 3)
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Beer mat GER 1972 - Olympic pictogram No. 3 OG Munich
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Beer mat GER 1972 OG Munich - Peter Wilbert, RC Germania Duesseldorf (spare man for the German Olympic team)
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Beer mat GER 1972 PALMBRAEU - gold medal for Germany's M4+ at OG Munich
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Beer mat GER LAMMSBRAEU MAXI-MALZ - OG Munich 1972 with times for 2000 m
Four Olympic records (out of seven) at OG Munich 1972!
The M8+ Olympic record time at OG London 1948 is irrelevant
as the course at Henley was upstream and shortened to 1900 m
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Cachet GER 1972 Sept. 12th OG Munich Lufthansa flight Munich - Buenos Aires (with Olympic pictogram No. 3)
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CC GER 1972 BERGMANN-VERLAG OG Munich No. 005 - model of regatta course finish area
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CC GER 1972 BERGMANN-VERLAG OG Munich No. 247 - Udo Hild (GER), runner up to the M1X bronze medal
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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 BERGMANN-VERLAG OG Munich No. 251 - M4- GER (Ehrig, Funnekoetter, Held, Plottke), bronze medal winners
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CC GER 1972 BERGMANN-VERLAG OG Munich No. 252 - M4+ GER (Berger, Faerber, Auer, Biel, cox Benter), gold medal winners
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CC GER 1972 BERGMANN-VERLAG OG Munich No. 253 - M8+ GER (5th place in the final)
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CC GER 1972 BS-Quartet OG Munich - M4+ gold medal winner crew GER
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CC GER 1972 E. Huberti °Olympische Spiele 1964-1968-1972° p. 98 - M1X gold medal winner Juri Malishev (URS) on the far right in a red singlet during his first strokes in the final
M1X final from left to right: Dietz (USA), Hild (GER), Demiddi (ARG), Malishev (URS).
The bronze medal winner Gueldenpfennig (GDR) on lane 5 is not visible on this picture.
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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)