Gerhard Heer
Gerhard Heer (born December 19, 1955 in Tauberbischofsheim ) is a former German fencer .
1983 was the army as the fifth man in the World Fencing Championships in Vienna substitute for the crew of the German sword -Fechter who finished second. The fencer qualified for the Olympic team in 1984 with a second place at the World Cup tournament in Bern. In Los Angeles he was again a substitute for the epee team, which won the gold medal in the team competition at the 1984 Summer Olympics .
For this he received - together with his teammates - the silver bay leaf.
Gerhard Heer won the European Cup four times with FC Tauberbischofsheim . He runs a photo shop in Tauberbischofsheim.
literature
- National Olympic Committee for Germany: Los Angeles 1984. The Olympic team of the Federal Republic of Germany . Frankfurt am Main 1984
Web links
- Gerhard Heer in the database of Sports-Reference (English; archived from the original )
1908 : France ( Alibert , Berger , Collignon , Gravier , Lippmann , E. Olivier , Stern ) | 1912 : Belgium ( H. Anspach , P. Anspach , Hennet , de Montigny , Ochs , Rome , Salmon , Willems ) | 1920 : Italy ( A. Olivier , Allocchio , Bozza , Canova , Costantino , Marazzi , A. Nadi , N. Nadi , Thaon di Revel , Urbani ) | 1924 : France ( Buchard , Ducret , Gaudin , Labatut , Lippmann , Liottel , Tainturier ) | 1928 : Italy ( Agostoni , M. Bertinetti , G. Basletta , Cornaggia , Minoli , Riccardi ) | 1932 : France ( Buchard , Cattiau , Piot , Jourdant , Schmetz , Tainturier ) | 1936 : Italy ( Brusati , Cornaggia , E. Mangiarotti , Pezzana , Ragno , Riccardi ) | 1948 : France ( Artigas , Desprets , Guérin , Huet , Lepage , Pécheux ) | 1952 : Italy ( Battaglia , F. Bertinetti , Delfino , D. Mangiarotti , E. Mangiarotti , Pavesi ) | 1956 : Italy ( Anglesio , F. Bertinetti , Delfino , E. Mangiarotti , Pavesi , Pellegrino ) | 1960 : Italy ( Delfino , E. Mangiarotti , Marini , Pavesi , Pellegrino , Saccaro ) | 1964 : Hungary ( Bárány , Gábor , Kausz , Kulcsár , Nemere ) | 1968 : Hungary ( Fenyvesi , Kulcsár , Nagy , Nemere , P. Schmitt ) | 1972 : Hungary ( Erdős , Fenyvesi , Kulcsár , Osztrics , P. Schmitt ) | 1976 : Sweden ( Edling , von Essen , Flodström , Högström , Jacobson ) | 1980 : France ( P. Boisse , Gardas , Picot , Riboud , Salesse ) | 1984 : Federal Republic of Germany ( Borrmann , Fischer , Heer , Nickel , Pusch ) | 1988 : France ( Delpla , Henry , Lenglet , Riboud , Srecki ) | 1992 : Germany ( Borrmann , Felisiak , Proske , Resnitschenko , A. Schmitt ) | 1996 : Italy ( Cuomo , Mazzoni , Randazzo ) | 2000 : Italy ( Mazzoni , Milanoli , Randazzo , Rota ) | 2004 : France ( É. Boisse , F. Jeannet , J. Jeannet , Obry ) | 2008 : France ( F. Jeannet , J. Jeannet , Robeiri ) | 2016 : France ( Borel , Jérent , Grumier , Lucenay )
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Army, Gerhard |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German fencer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | December 19, 1955 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Tauberbischofsheim |