Klaus Wagner was a German equestrian who competed in eventing, born on 16 January 1922 and died on 16 August 2001. He rode at the 1952 Summer Olympics in Helsinki, where he won a silver medal in the team eventing and placed fifth in the individual contest, and again at the 1956 equestrian Games in Stockholm, where he won a second team eventing silver, riding with August Lutke-Westhues and Otto Rothe. Olympedia also lists him at the 1960 Games, where he did not finish, and at the 1968 Games, where he placed twenty fourth individually with the German team fifth. His two Olympic medals were both silver. Olympedia records his birthplace as Knauthain near Leipzig, his death at Neindorf in Lower Saxony and his club as Reiterverein Bad Gandersheim.
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Born 16 January 1922
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Died 16 August 2001
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Sex Male
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Gold 0 Silver 2 Bronze 0 Total 2
Plays: Equestrian, Results, discipline
Equestrian Eventing ( Equestrian)
Competed In: 1952 Summer Olympics, Results, Games
1952 Summer Olympics
Competed In: 1956 Summer Olympics, Results, Games
1956 Equestrian Olympics
Competed In: 1960 Summer Olympics, Results, Games
1960 Summer Olympics
Competed In: 1968 Summer Olympics, Results, Games
1968 Summer Olympics
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