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Teitelbaub Reuven (1907-1941  )
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Ruven Teitelbaum (17/1/1907 Tapa – 4/9/1941 Tallinn), weight lifter.
Studied in Tapa and Tallinn Jewish gymnasium. Started weight-lifting in 1925 in “Sport” society. In 1929 was 6th in Estonian championship (light weight). Was 7 times Estonian champion in light weight (1927-1933).
5 Estonian records: 3 in pushing and 2 in left hand lifting. In 1932 exceeded Estonian I class norm in pentathlon with 440.7 (75 kg). 7 times was an Estonian team member.
Worked as a driver in Tallinn. Murdered by Nazis in Tallinn in 1941.
(from Estonian Sport Leksikon)
1935 Maccabia winner in Tel-Aviv, Europe championship participant.
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Ruven Teitelbaum (17/1/1907 Tapa – 4/9/1941 Tallinn), weight lifter.
Studied in Tapa and Tallinn Jewish gymnasium. Started weight-lifting in 1925 in “Sport” society. In 1929 was 6th in Estonian championship (light weight). Was 7 times Estonian champion in light weight (1927-1933).
5 Estonian records: 3 in pushing and 2 in left hand lifting. In 1932 exceeded Estonian I class norm in pentathlon with 440.7 (75 kg). 7 times was an Estonian team member.
Worked as a driver in Tallinn. Murdered by Nazis in Tallinn in 1941.
(from Estonian Sport Leksikon)
1935 Maccabia winner in Tel-Aviv, Europe championship participant.
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Teitelbaub Reuven (1907-1941 [img]http://muuseum.jewish.ee/md.gif[/img])
Ruven Teitelbaum (17/1/1907 Tapa – 4/9/1941 Tallinn), weight lifter.
Studied in Tapa and Tallinn Jewish gymnasium. Started weight-lifting in 1925 in “Sport” society. In 1929 was 6th in Estonian championship (light weight). Was 7 times Estonian champion in light weight (1927-1933).
5 Estonian records: 3 in pushing and 2 in left hand lifting. In 1932 exceeded Estonian I class norm in pentathlon with 440.7 (75 kg). 7 times was an Estonian team member.
Worked as a driver in Tallinn. Murdered by Nazis in Tallinn in 1941.
(from Estonian Sport Leksikon)
1935 Maccabia winner in Tel-Aviv, Europe championship participant.
Keywords: [T]")
