German Sportspersonality of The Year - East Germany

East Germany

YEAR MALE FEMALE
1953 Gustav-Adolf Schur
1954 Gustav-Adolf Schur
1955 Gustav-Adolf Schur
1956 Gustav-Adolf Schur
1957 Gustav-Adolf Schur
1958 Gustav-Adolf Schur Karin Beyer
1959 Gustav-Adolf Schur Gisela Birkemeyer
1960 Gustav-Adolf Schur Ingrid Krämer
1961 Gustav-Adolf Schur Ute Starke
1962 Helmut Recknagel Ingrid Krämer-Gulbin
1963 Klaus Ampler Ingrid Krämer-Gulbin
1964 Klaus Urbanczyk Ingrid Krämer-Gulbin
1965 Jürgen May Hannelore Suppe
1966 Frank Wiegand Gabriele Seyfert
1967 Roland Matthes Karin Janz
1968 Roland Matthes Margitta Gummel
1969 Roland Matthes Petra Vogt
1970 Roland Matthes Erika Zuchold
1971 Roland Matthes Karin Balzer
1972 Wolfgang Nordwig Karin Janz
1973 Roland Matthes Kornelia Ender
1974 Hans-Georg Aschenbach Kornelia Ender
1975 Roland Matthes Kornelia Ender
1976 Waldemar Cierpinski Kornelia Ender
1977 Rolf Beilschmidt Rosemarie Ackermann
1978 Udo Beyer Marita Koch
1979 Bernd Drogan Marita Koch
1980 Waldemar Cierpinski Maxi Gnauck
1981 Lothar Thoms Ute Geweniger
1982 Bernd Drogan Marita Koch
1983 Uwe Raab Marita Koch
1984 Uwe Hohn Katarina Witt
1985 Jens Weißflog Marita Koch
1986 Olaf Ludwig Heike Drechsler
1987 Torsten Voss Silke Möller
1988 Olaf Ludwig Kristin Otto
1989 Andreas Wecker Kristin Otto

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