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German rower (born 1940)
Dieter Bender
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Born | (1940-05-20) 20 May 1940 (age 84) |
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Sport | Rowing |
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Dieter Bender (born 20 May 1940) is a German
rower.
At the
1961 European Rowing Championships, he won a gold medal in the coxless pair partnered with
Günther Zumkeller.
[1] For their 1961 European Championship title, Zumkeller and Bender received the Silbernes Lorbeerblatt (Silver Laurel Leaf), the highest sports award in Germany.
[2] The pair then won a gold medal at the
1962 World Rowing Championships in
Lucerne in the same boat class.
[3]
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1962:
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Dieter Bender,
Günther Zumkeller)
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1966:
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Peter Kremtz,
Roland Göhler)
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1970:
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Peter Gorny,
Werner Klatt)
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1974:
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Bernd Landvoigt,
Jörg Landvoigt)
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1975:
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Bernd Landvoigt,
Jörg Landvoigt)
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1977:
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Aleksandr Kulagin,
Vitaliy Eliseyev)
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1978:
(
Bernd Landvoigt,
Jörg Landvoigt)
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1979:
(
Bernd Landvoigt,
Jörg Landvoigt)
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1981:
(
Yuriy Pimenov,
Nikolay Pimenov)
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1982:
(
Hans Magnus Grepperud,
Sverre Løken)
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1983:
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Carl Ertel,
Ulf Sauerbrey)
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1985:
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Nikolay Pimenov,
Yuriy Pimenov)
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1986:
(
Yuriy Pimenov,
Nikolay Pimenov)
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1987:
(
Andy Holmes,
Steve Redgrave)
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1989:
(
Thomas Jung,
Uwe Kellner)
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1990:
(
Thomas Jung,
Uwe Kellner)
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1991:
(
Steve Redgrave,
Matthew Pinsent)
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1993:
(
Matthew Pinsent,
Steve Redgrave)
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1994:
(
Matthew Pinsent,
Steve Redgrave)
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1995:
(
Matthew Pinsent,
Steve Redgrave)
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1997:
(
Michel Andrieux,
Jean-Christophe Rolland)
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1998:
(
Detlef Kirchhoff,
Robert Sens)
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1999:
(
Drew Ginn,
James Tomkins)
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2001:
(
James Cracknell,
Matthew Pinsent)
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2002:
(
James Cracknell,
Matthew Pinsent)
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2003:
(
Drew Ginn,
James Tomkins)
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2005:
(
Nathan Twaddle,
George Bridgewater)
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2006:
(
Drew Ginn,
Duncan Free)
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2007:
(
Drew Ginn,
Duncan Free)
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2009:
(
Eric Murray,
Hamish Bond)
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2010:
(
Eric Murray,
Hamish Bond)
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2011:
(
Eric Murray,
Hamish Bond)
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2013:
(
Eric Murray,
Hamish Bond)
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2014:
(
Eric Murray,
Hamish Bond)
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2015:
(
Eric Murray,
Hamish Bond)
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2017:
(
Matteo Lodo,
Giuseppe Vicino)
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2018:
(
Martin Sinković,
Valent Sinković)
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2019:
(
Martin Sinković,
Valent Sinković)
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2022:
(
Marius Cozmiuc,
Sergiu Bejan)
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2023:
(
Roman Röösli,
Andrin Gulich)
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