Hartmut LOSCH

Team
Deutsche Demokratische RepublikDeutsche Demokratische Republik
DeutschlandDeutschland
LeichtathletikLeichtathletik
Teilnahmen3
Erste TeilnahmeTokio 1964
Geburtsjahr1943

Biografie

Discus thrower Hartmut Losch, the brother of hammer thrower Manfred Losch, participated in three consecutive Olympic Games from 1964-72. He had his best result in 1968, placing an unfortunate fourth. At the 1966 Europeans Losch won a silver medal, winning gold in 1969, and placing fifth in 1971. In East Germany he was national champion in 1966, and was runner-up in 1964-65, 1967-68, 1972, and 1974.

Professionally Losch was an officer in the Nationale Volksarmee (National People’s Army). Within the Army he worked as a sports instructor at Army Club Potsdam. At the age of 53 years he died from a heart attack in 1997 during a jogging session in the forest.

Personal Best: DT – 64.36 (1972).

Olympische Ergebnisse

Athlete Olympic Results Content

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