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Gerhard Günther
Rodehau (born 6 July 1959 in Meißen, Saxony) is a
retired East
German hammer thrower.
Rodehau represented the
sports club SC
Einheit Dresden...
- Feuerschutzpolizei-Regimenter 2016-08-09.
Neustrukturierung 1935 2016-08-09.
Rodehau 2009. CIA 1999, p. 19.
Mollo 1992, p. 51. CIA (24
August 1999). "Records...
- Krisztián Pars Hungary 16
August 2014 Zürich 23 82.64 m (271 ft 1 in) Günther
Rodehau East
Germany 3
August 1985
Dresden 24 82.62 m (271 ft 0 in)
Sergey Kirmasov...
- 16.
SHAFE 1945, p. 32.
Hampe 1963, p. 327.
Brunswig 1981, pp. 166–167.
Rodehau 2016, p. 62.
Hampe 1963, p. 328.
SHAFE 1945, p. 100.
Hampe 1963, p. 325...
- Zdzisław Kwaśny Poland 72.86 78.58 80.18 x x 79.42 80.18 7 3 Günther
Rodehau East
Germany 77.58 75.88 x 76.22 76.58 77.42 77.58 6 4 Karl-Hans Riehm...
- Ralf
Haber Qualifying heat — 78.16m
Final — 80.44m (→ 4th place) Günther
Rodehau Qualifying heat — 78.12m
Final — 72.36m (→ 12th place) Men's decathlon...
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hammer throwers,
behind Ralf Haber,
Heinz Weis,
Karsten Kobs, Günther
Rodehau and
Holger Klose. "German all-time
lists (updated
September 2006)" (PDF)...
-
hammer throwers,
behind Ralf Haber,
Heinz Weis,
Karsten Kobs, Günther
Rodehau,
Holger Klose,
Christoph Sahner and
Klaus Ploghaus. He won his only major...
- 1985:
Matthias Moder 1986: Günther
Rodehau 1987: Ralf
Haber 1988: Ralf
Haber 1989: Ralf
Haber 1990: Günther
Rodehau 1960:
Walter Krüger 1961:
Erich Ahrendt...
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hammer throwers,
behind Ralf Haber,
Heinz Weis,
Karsten Kobs, Günther
Rodehau,
Holger Klose and
Christoph Sahner.
Ploghaus died on 11
January 2022, at...
