1952 European Figure Skating Championships

1952 European Championships
Type: ISU Championship
Season: 1951-1952
Location: Austria Vienna
Champions
Men's singles:
Austria Helmut Seibt
Ladies' singles:
United Kingdom Jeannette Altwegg
Pair skating:
West Germany Ria Baran / Paul Falk
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The 1952 European Figure Skating Championships were the European Figure Skating Championships of the 1951-1952 season. Elite senior-level figure skaters from European ISU Member Nations competed for the title of European Champion. Skaters competed in the disciplines of ladies' singles,[1] men's singles,[2] and pair skating.[3]

In 1952, the European Championships were held in Vienna, Austria.

Results

Men

Rank Name Nation
1 Helmut Seibt  Austria
2 Carlo Fassi  Italy
3 Michael Carrington  United Kingdom
4 Alain Giletti  France
5 Martin Felsenreich  Austria
6 Freimut Stein  West Germany
7 Zdeněk Fikar  Czechoslovakia
8 György Czakó  Hungary
9 Fritz Loosli   Switzerland
10 Klaus Loichinger  West Germany

Ladies

Rank Name Nation
1 Jeannette Altwegg  United Kingdom
2 Jacqueline du Bief  France
3 Barbara Wyatt  United Kingdom
4 Erika Kraft  West Germany
5 Helga Dudzinski  West Germany
6 Valda Osborn  United Kingdom
7 Dagmar Lerchová  Czechoslovakia
8 Gundi Busch  West Germany
9 Eva Weidler  Austria
10 Annelies Schilhan  Austria
11 Erica Batchelor  United Kingdom
12 Miloslava Tumová  Czechoslovakia
13 Suzanne Wirz   Switzerland
14 Yolande Jobin   Switzerland
15 Ghislaine Kopf  Austria
16 Patricia Devries  United Kingdom
17 Jarmila Konigová  Czechoslovakia
18 Yvonne Sugden  United Kingdom
19 Relly Majdan  Austria
20 Rosi Pettinger  West Germany
21 Alida Elisabeth Stoppelman  Netherlands
22 Eszter Jurek  Hungary
WD Leena Pietilä  Finland

Pairs

Rank Name Nation
1 Ria Baran / Paul Falk  West Germany
2 Jennifer Nicks / John Nicks  United Kingdom
3 Marianna Nagy / László Nagy  Hungary
4 Silvia Grandjean / Michel Grandjean   Switzerland
5 Peri Horn / Raymond Lockwood  United Kingdom
6 Soňa Balůnova-Burjanova / Miroslav Balůn  Czechoslovakia
7 Sissy Schwarz / Kurt Oppelt  Austria
8 Eva Szőllősy / Gabor Vida  Hungary
9 Silva Palme / Marco Lajović  Yugoslavia

References

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