Herman Lerchenbaum
Estonian-American rower and military personnel
About Herman Lerchenbaum
Lived 1862 – 1942 (aged 79). Herman Lerchenbaum was an Estonian and American military personnel, rower and sportsperson.
Hermann Lerchenbaum (18 November 1862 Keeni, Sangaste Church Parish – 20 June 1942 Annapolis, USA) was an Estonian-American rower. He was probably the first Estonian athlete who participated in the 1896 Olympic Games. He was a member of the United States Navy rowing team, but due to a storm, the competition was cancelled.
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Who was Herman Lerchenbaum?
Estonian-American rower and military personnel (1864–1942)
When was Herman Lerchenbaum born?
Herman Lerchenbaum was born on 18 November 1862 in Keeni.
When did Herman Lerchenbaum die?
Herman Lerchenbaum died on 20 June 1942 in Annapolis.
What was Herman Lerchenbaum's occupation?
Herman Lerchenbaum was a military personnel, rower and sportsperson.
What nationality was Herman Lerchenbaum?
Herman Lerchenbaum was Estonian and American.
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