Hans Tatzer

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Johann Robert "Hans" Tatzer , (born May 25, 1905 in Vienna , † August 23, 1944 in Marseille ) was an Austrian ice hockey player . He was a member of the Austrian national ice hockey team , Viennese national teams and guest players at other ice hockey clubs.

Career

Hans Tatzer worked as a painter's assistant and later as a post office worker. On April 26, 1941, he married Hermine M., who was born in Vienna on October 15, 1921. His son was born on June 18, 1942 and died in April 1944 at the age of three. In April 1942, Hans Tatzer was drafted into the Wehrmacht and later assigned to the field gendarmerie. He died on August 23, 1944 in the fighting in Marseille and was first buried in Marseille, St. Pierre cemetery and later reburied in the Dagneux military cemetery.

ice Hockey

Until the 1925/26 season, Hans Tatzer played for the Austrian teachers' sports association in Vienna. In autumn he joined the Pötzleinsdorfer SK and stayed there until the end of the 1929/1930 season. Then Hans Tatzer switched to the Vienna Police Sports Association , where he was the player-coach of the ice hockey section. For the 1931/32 season, Hans Tatzer moved back to Pötzleinsdorfer SK, which was renamed the Engelmann Ice Hockey Club after winning the Austrian ice hockey championship in 1932.

Hans Tatzer was a guest player at numerous ice hockey games in other clubs. His greatest commitment was the trip of the Vienna Ice Skating Association to South Africa in 1937, which took place from May 19, 1937 to August 2, 1937. The reason for the trip was the opening of the Ice Palace in Johannesburg . The club played 8 ice hockey games against South Africa, national teams and local ice hockey clubs.

Austrian national ice hockey team

Attendees

  • European championship in Vienna 1927 1st place
  • European Championship in St. Moritz 1928 6th place
  • European Championship in Budapest 1929 3rd place scored 3 goals
  • World and European Championship in Chamonix 1930 World Championship 4th place / EM 3rd place
  • World and European Championship in Krynica / Poland 1931 WM 3rd place / EM 1st place 3 goals
  • European championship in Berlin 1932 2nd place 1 goal
  • World and European championship in Prague 1933 World Cup 4th place / EM 2nd place 1 goal
  • World and European championship in Milan 1934 WM 7th place / EM 5th place 3 goals
  • World and European Championship in Davos 1935 World Cup 6th place / EM 5th place 7 goals
  • World and European championship in Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936 WM 7th place / EM 5th place 2 goals
  • World and European championship in Prague 1938 World Cup 12th place / EM 10th place

Club successes

  • Schlesinger Cup 1928 Pötzleinsdorf sports club
  • Austrian champion 1932 Pötzleinsdorfer Sportklub
  • Albrecht Cup 1935 Ice Hockey Club Engelmann
  • Wiener Meister 1936 ice hockey club Engelmann
  • Austrian national champion 1938 ice hockey club Engelmann
  • German champion 1939 ice hockey club Engelmann
  • German Ostmark champion 1939 ice hockey club Engelmann

Handball

In 1933 and 1934 Hans Tatzer played in the handball department of the Vienna Police Sports Association. He played here in the 1st team of PSV. In 1934 he also worked in the Austrian national handball team.

Soccer

In football , Hans Tatzer was active at Viktoria Währing . In order to keep fit for the ice hockey game in summer, various soccer games were held below the club level. Hans Tatzer was on the team of the innkeeper Weinwurm "Zum lustigen Kondukteur" or at games like Schafbergbad versus Kongressbad.

Field hockey

Many ice hockey players of the 1920s and 30s were active in field hockey in the summer months. Hans Tatzer played for the Kritzendorfer .

Achievements and Awards

As the only player in Austrian ice hockey, Hans Tatzer received the international badge of the Austrian ice hockey association eleven times for participation in international games in 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936 and 1937 Due to the annexation of Austria and the associated dissolution of the association, the award was no longer made in 1938.

Web links

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  • World and European Championships: Organ of the Austrian Ice Hockey Association
  • Honors and awards: The ice hockey sport, organ of the Austrian ice hockey association
  • Handball and soccer: SportTagblatt Wien

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Letter from the Vienna City Administration, Vienna City and State Archives, dated July 4, 2012
  2. ↑ Letter of Notification Service - Central Registration Information Magistrate Vienna on July 24, 2012
  3. ^ Letter from the German Office, Berlin, December 12, 2012
  4. ^ Letter from the German Red Cross, Munich location search service, dated May 22, 2012
  5. ^ Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorge, Kassel, letter of June 21, 2012
  6. ↑ Program for the opening of the Ice Palace in Johannesburg in June 1937
  7. ↑ Handball No. 68, Off. Organ of the east. Handball Association, year 8, December 8, 1933
  8. ↑ Sports supplement to the Police Circular "Public Security" No. 11 in 1933, page 9
  9. ↑ SportTagblatt from Friday, November 29, 1935
  10. ^ Organ of the Austrian ice hockey association "Der Eishockeysport", year 1936/37, number 21, from March 20, 1937
personal data
SURNAME Tatzer, Hans
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Tatzer, Johann Robert
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian ice hockey player
DATE OF BIRTH May 25, 1905
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH August 23, 1944
Place of death Marseille