German Athletics Championships 1943

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45th German Athletics Championships
Athletics pictogram.svg
city Berlin
Stadion Olympic Stadium
Competitions 26th
opening July 24, 1943
Final day July 25, 1943
timeline
← Berlin 1942 Frankfurt am Main 1946 →

The 45th German Athletics Championships were held on July 24th and 25th, 1943 in the Berlin Olympic Stadium . It was the last athletics championships in World War II . The conditions under which held these championships are really hard to describe: destruction and death everywhere by the bombing in the cities, the men in war go to the fronts in Europe , dead, wounded or taken prisoner , progressive genocide of the Jews by the National Socialists , ... But normality should somehow be maintained and that included sport .

While there had been almost no restrictions in the competition program at the three previous championships during the war, numerous competitions have now been canceled. For the men these were:

The 200-meter run was missing from the women's program, which was still very limited at the time .

All the remaining competitions took place in Berlin , there were no outsourced competitions.

The following overview summarizes the medal winners.

Medalists men

discipline gold power silver power bronze power
100 m Heinrich Huth ( Eintracht Frankfurt ) 11.2 s Konrad Uetz ( Air Force SV Tutow ) 11.2 s Ulrich Wolters ( VfB Luckenwalde ) 11.2 s
400 m Berthold Gilbert ( Air Force SV Stralsund ) 49.0 s Werner Enge ( TSV Braunschweig ) 49.3 s Herbert Behrend ( Hamburger SV ) 49.7 s
800 m Heinz Schlundt ( SS Sports Association Berlin ) 1: 56.4 min Ekkehard Kamps ( Dresdner SC ) 1: 56.9 min Müller ( SCC Berlin ) 1: 58.0 min
1500 m Ludwig Warnemünde ( Air Force SV Rerik ) 3: 56.8 min Heinrich Hochgeschurz ( VfL Oberhausen ) 3: 57.0 min Wilhelm Lüders ( Air Force SV Rerik ) 4: 01.8 min
5000 m Max Syring ( KTV Wittenberg ) 14: 57.8 min Charles Heirendt ( LAV Schifflingen / Luxembourg ) 15:02.0 min Alfred Brinkmann ( Telefunken Berlin ) 15: 23.8 min
110 m hurdles Hans Zepernick ( Post-SG Kiel ) 15.3 s Karl Kohlhoff ( Berlin Gymnastics Association ) 16.1 s Rudolf Waneck ( TSV 1860 Munich ) 16.2 s
3000 m obstacle Hermann Helber ( Reichsbahn-SG Stuttgart ) 9: 46.0 min Rudolf Tendies ( TuS Rudolstadt ) 9: 50.8 min Otto Milda ( TG Berlin ) 9: 52.0 min
4 × 100 m relay Eintracht Frankfurt ( Georg Lipphardt , Fritz Gleim , Heinrich Huth , Manfred Kersch ) 43.6 s DSC Berlin ( Manfred Scheibe , Teschner, Ulrich Wolters , Gerhard Habermann ) 43.6 s Luftwaffe SV Tutow (Krause, Konrad Uetz , Bernhard Bäumer ,?) 44.3 s
4 × 400 m relay Hamburger SV ( Ludwig Rath , Herbert Sonntag , Herbert Behrend , Heinrich Homburg ) 3: 23.4 min Luftwaffe SV Berlin (Huppertz, Hartmann, Fritz Mühle , Schenk) 3: 25.0 min PSV Munich ( Eugen Vorwitt , Seitz, Lorenz, Eugen Vogt ) 3: 25.2 min
high jump Karl-Heinz Langhoff ( WKG Heinkel Rostock ) 1.97 m Hermann Nacke ( Marine Kiel ) 1.95 m Ludwig Koppenwallner ( PSV Munich ) 1.85 m
Pole vault Gustav Stührk ( DSC Berlin ) 3.90 m Hugo Magris ( Post SV Karlsruhe ) 3.70 m Willy Thieß ( Berlin Gymnastics Association ) 3.50 m
Long jump Gerd Wagemanns ( Air Force SV Berlin ) 7.37 m Gerhard Luther ( SC Atos Berlin ) 7.25 m Manfred Scheibe ( DSC Berlin ) 7.09 m
Shot put Josef Bongen ( SG Prague ) 15.29 m Gerhard Kresin ( LSV Reinecke Brieg ) 14.25 m Karl Jansen ( ASV Cologne ) 14.04 m
Discus throw Gerhard Hilbrecht ( DT Görlitz ) 45.86 m Johann Wotapek ( Police SV Vienna ) 45.28 m Erwin Blask ( Berliner SC ) 43.56 m
Hammer throw Karl Storch ( SG Arolsen ) 53.96 m Karl Hein ( SV St. Georg Hamburg ) 51.40 m Erwin Blask ( Berliner SC ) 51.29 m
Javelin throw Fritz Stracke ( TV Jahn Dellwig ) 63.35 m Karl Kröninger (Navy) 61.52 m Walter Bohrmann ( Eintracht Frankfurt ) 60.66 m
Decathlon , 1934 W.
i. Klamm .: 1985 value. 		Heinz Hermann ( SCC Berlin ) 6370 P (6168 P) Ernst Schmidt ( Air Force SV Berlin ) 6176 P (5960 P) Ludwig Koppenwallner ( PSV Munich ) 6129 P (5963 P)

Medalists women

discipline gold power silver power bronze power
100 m Christel Schulz ( TV Münster 1862 ) 12.5 s Erika Biess ( SCC Berlin ) 12.5 s Ida Kühnel ( MTV 1879 Munich ) 12.6 s
80 m hurdles Maria Domagala ( SuS 09 Dinslaken ) 12.2 s Siegfriede Prater ( SC 1903 Weimar ) 12.3 s Luise Pollak ( Bonn FV ) 12.3 s
4 × 100 m relay MTV 1879 Munich ( Elfriede Mayerhofer , Ida Kühnel , Maria Sturm , Erika Eckelt ) 49.5 s Hamburg TB 1862 (Storz, Wilckens, Liselotte Siemsen , Ruth Schwanck ) 50.3 s Eintracht Frankfurt (Sowa, Resi Gugler née Kurz , Horn, Haxel) 50.4 s
high jump Gunda Friedrich ( TG Würzburg ) 1.60 m Hildegard Gerschler ( Dresdner SC ) 1.55 m Ingrid Leonhardt ( Reichsbahn-SV Rheine ) 1.55 m
Long jump Elfriede Brunemann ( TK Hanover ) 5.69 m Edeltraud Boeck ( TSG Landsberg ) 5.69 m Hertha Prade ( TSG Reichenberg ) 5.67 m
Shot put Lilli Unbescheid ( MTV Karlsruhe ) 12.82 m Ine Mayer-Bojana (Graz) 12.80 m Elfriede Kirchhoff ( Bielefelder TG ) 12.72 m
Discus throw Paula Mollenhauer ( SV St. Georg 1895 Hamburg ) 41.56 m Anna Hagemann ( Hesse-Prussia Kassel ) 41.10 m Hilde Walther ( VfV Spandau ) 39.95 m
Javelin throw Inge Wolf b. Plank ( 1. FC Nuremberg ) 45.44 m Anneliese Steinheuer ( ASV Cologne ) 44.30 m Herma Bauma ( Danubia Vienna ) 43.94 m
Pentathlon , official value.
i. Klamm .: 1980 value. 		Maria Staudt ( Reichsbahn SV Limburg ) 334 P (3142 P) Ruth Böllinghaus ( Barmer TV 1846 Wuppertal ) 307 P (3027 P) Gerda Rothemund b. Schwartau ( SV St. Georg 1895 Hamburg ) 299 P (2986 P)

literature

  • Fritz Steinmetz: 75 years of the German Athletics Championships. Berlin 1973.

Web links

References and comments

  1. ↑ The pentathlon was scored according to an older German women's pentathlon table, disciplines: Day 1 - shot put, long jump / day 2 - 100 m, high jump, javelin throw.