Filip Alexandrowitsch Schtrauch

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Filip Schtrauch sailing
Nationality: Russian Empire 1883Russian Empire Russia
Birthday: August 8, 1862
Place of birth: St. Petersburg
Date of death: November 3, 1924
Place of death: St. Petersburg
Boat classes: 10 meter class
Medal table
Olympic games 0 × gold 0 × silver 1 × bronze
Olympic rings Olympic games
bronze Stockholm 1912 10 meter class

Filip Alexandrowitsch Schtrauch ( Russian Филип Александрович Штраух ; born August 8, 1862 in St. Petersburg , † November 3, 1924 ibid) was a Russian sailor .

successes

Filip Schtrauch took part in the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm in the 10-meter class as a crew member of the Gallia II from the Russian Empire. At the regatta held in Nynäshamn , Gallia II finished the first race in third and the second race in second place. Since skipper Harry Wahl's Nina from Finland also achieved a second and a third place, there was a jump-off between the two boats, in which the Nina prevailed. Schtrauch received the bronze medal along with the other crew members Karl Lindholm , Nikolai Puschnizki , Alexander Rodionow , Iossif Schomaker and Ernst Brasche as well as skipper Esper Belosselski .

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personal data
SURNAME Schtrauch, Filip Alexandrovich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Штраух, Филип Александрович (Cyrillic); Strauch, Philipp Theodor
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Russian sailor
DATE OF BIRTH August 8, 1862
PLACE OF BIRTH St. Petersburg , Russian Empire
DATE OF DEATH November 3, 1924
Place of death St. Petersburg , Russian Soviet Federative Socialist Republic