Oskar Veldemann
Estonian motorsports competitor, ski jumper, and sports journalist
About Oskar Veldemann
Lived 1912 – 1942 (aged 30). Oskar Veldemann was an Estonian journalist, caricaturist, ski jumper, motorcycle racer, speedway rider and motorsports competitor.
Oskar Veldeman (or Veldemann; pseudonym O v e; 8 December 1912, Viljandi – 24 December 1942, Gorky Oblast) was an Estonian motorsport person, ski jumper and sport journalist.
In 1933, and 1936–1937 and 1940, he became 4-times Estonian champion in ski jumping. In 1938 he participated on World Championships in Lahti, Finland, but fell after the jumping.
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Who was Oskar Veldemann?
Estonian motorsports competitor, ski jumper, and sports journalist (1912-1942)
When was Oskar Veldemann born?
Oskar Veldemann was born on 8 December 1912 in Viljandi.
When did Oskar Veldemann die?
Oskar Veldemann died on 24 December 1942 in Gorki Krai.
What was Oskar Veldemann's occupation?
Oskar Veldemann was a journalist, caricaturist, ski jumper, motorcycle racer, speedway rider and motorsports competitor.
What nationality was Oskar Veldemann?
Oskar Veldemann was Estonian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Oskar Veldemann. https://biography.guide/oskar-veldemann/
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