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German Olympic athlete & Luftwaffe fighter pilot (1908-1978)
Gotthard Handrick (25 October 1908 – 30 May 1978) was a German Olympic athlete and German fighter pilot during the Spanish Civil War and World War II
Gotthard_Handrick
Surname list
Handrick is a surname of German origin. Notable people with the surname include: Gotthard Handrick (1908–1978), German Olympic athlete and Spanish Civil
Handrick
German World War II flying ace and general
returned to action on 22 August 1940, replacing Gotthard Handrick as Geschwaderkommodore of JG 26. Major Handrick was an ineffective and indecisive combat commander
Adolf_Galland
German fighter-wing of World War II
aircraft in the world at the time. I. Gruppe was commanded by Gotthard Handrick. Handrick served in Jagdgruppe 88 (J/88), Condor Legion, during the Spanish
Jagdgeschwader_26
Sporting event delegation
Rudolf Stahl, and Hans Theilig — Handball, Men's Team Competition Gotthard Handrick — Modern Pentathlon, Men's Individual Competition Gustav Schäfer —
Germany at the 1936 Summer Olympics
Germany_at_the_1936_Summer_Olympics
Military unit
Schumacher. Major Gotthard Handrick received the command position of Geschwaderkommodore (wing commander) of JG 5. However, Handrick assumed command of
Jagdgeschwader_5
German fighter ace and Knight's Cross recipient and wing commander
Oberst Eduard Ritter von Schleich and I. Gruppe was headed by Major Gotthard Handrick. Initially equipped with the Messerschmitt Bf 109 D series, the Gruppe
Joachim_Müncheberg
January 1945 Nazi air force offensive
the help of the Luftwaffe's Jagd-Geschwaderkommodore, among them Gotthard Handrick (Jagdabschnittsführer Mittelrhein; Fighter Sector Leader Middle Rhine)
Operation_Bodenplatte
German officer and fighter pilot during World War II
from pilots with combat experience. This unit was commanded by Major Gotthard Handrick, the 1936 Olympic gold medalist in the modern pentathlon and former
Hermann_Graf
Military formation of the Luftwaffe
Wolfsleithen and put under the command of Luftwaffenkommando 4. Oberst Gotthard Handrick, 15 June 1943 – May 1945 For an explanation of the meaning of Luftwaffe
8th Fighter Division (Germany)
8th_Fighter_Division_(Germany)
Nazi military unit
The unit was redesignated 8. Jagd-Division on June 15, 1944. Oberst Gotthard Handrick, September 1943 – June 1944 Notes A Jagdfliegerführer, or Jafü, was
Jagdfliegerführer_Ostmark
German officer and fighter pilot
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Günther_Lützow
Military unit
Harro Harder (11) and Peter Boddem (10) were top scorers. Hauptmann Gotthard Handrick, winner of the modern pentathlon at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, arrived
Jagdgruppe_88
German Luftwaffe pilot during World War II (1916–1987)
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Otto_Bertram
German World War II flying ace
officially appointed Geschwaderkommodore of JG 77, replacing Major Gotthard Handrick. He took operational command of the Geschwader after he arrived on
Gordon_Gollob
Town in Saxony, Germany
harpsichordist Andreas Hammerschmidt (c. 1611–1675), composer and organist Gotthard Handrick (1908–1979), athlete and fighter pilot Moritz Haupt (1808–1874), philologist
Zittau
German World War II flying ace
Geschwaderkommodore (Wing Commander) of JG 5 thus succeeding Oberstleutnant Gotthard Handrick. Ehrler's command of 6. Staffel was passed on to Oberleutnant Weissenberg
Heinrich_Ehrler
Event Gold Silver Bronze Individual Gotthard Handrick Germany Charles Leonard United States Silvano Abbà Italy
List of 1936 Summer Olympics medal winners
List_of_1936_Summer_Olympics_medal_winners
German World War II flying ace
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Werner_Mölders
German Lutwaffe aviator (1911–2014)
Geschwaderkommodore (Wing Commander) of JG 5 thus succeeding Oberstleutnant Gotthard Handrick. Scholz's previous position of Gruppenkommandeur (Group Commander)
Günther_Scholz
German World War II flying ace (1920–1944)
Force personnel. The Gruppe was placed under the command of Major Gotthard Handrick who had previously served on the staff of Luftwaffenmission Rumänien
Friedrich_Wachowiak
German Spanish Civil War and World War II flying ace
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Joachim_Schlichting
Town in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany
water jumper, European Champion Karl Walther (1905–1981), painter Gotthard Handrick (1908–1978), fighter pilot and athlete, Olympic champion Fritz Gödicke
Zeitz
Military unit
1940 • Major Bernhard Woldenga 2 January 1941 – June 1941 • Major Gotthard Handrick June 1941 – May 1942 • Major Gordon M. Gollob 16 May 1942 – 30 September
Jagdgeschwader_77
Nazi German campaign award
Funck Adolf Galland* Walter Grabmann Karl-Heinz Greisert Robert Gysae Gotthard Handrick Martin Harlinghausen* Werner Hartenstein Hans Heidtmann Werner Henke
Spanish_Cross
Bo Lindman Sweden Richard Mayo United States 1936 Berlin details Gotthard Handrick Germany Charles Leonard United States Silvano Abbà Italy 1948 London
List of Olympic medalists in modern pentathlon
List_of_Olympic_medalists_in_modern_pentathlon
American pentathlete and US Army general (1913–2006)
at the 1936 Berlin Olympic games, Charles Leonard-USA (2nd place), Gotthard Handrick-Germany (1st place), Silvano Abbà-Italy (3rd place) Medal record Men's
Charles_Leonard_(athlete)
German World War II fighter wing
Alexander von Winterfeldt 1 August 1940 – 6 October 1940 • Major Gotthard Handrick 7 October 1940 – 22 June 1941 • Major Albert Blumensaat 23 June 1941
Jagdgeschwader_52
German World War II fighter pilot (1918–2005)
practiced. On 7 October, the Gruppe was placed under command of Major Gotthard Handrick. The rise of General Ion Antonescu in Romania in 1940 led to a reorganization
Edmund_Roßmann
German aviator (1912–1995)
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Hannes_Trautloft
Military unit
• Major Gotthard Handrick 1 November 1938 – 1 May 1939
Jagdgeschwader_132
German Spanish Civil War and World War II flying ace
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Hans-Karl_Mayer
German Luftwaffe pilot
On 23 June 1941, Woldenga transferred command of JG 77 to Majar Gotthard Handrick. Schellmann, the commander of JG 27, had been killed in action the
Bernhard_Woldenga
World War II Luftwaffe Flying ace (1914–1941)
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Wolfgang_Lippert_(pilot)
Italy Aviazione Legionaria 5 Georg Braunshirn Germany Condor Legion 5 Gotthard Handrick Germany Condor Legion 5 Wolf-Heinrich von Houwald Germany Condor Legion
List of Spanish Civil War flying aces
List_of_Spanish_Civil_War_flying_aces
Karl Hammerl* Leutnant 67/63 JG 52 Knight's Cross MIA 2 March 1943 Gotthard Handrick Oberst 10 (+5 in Spain) JG 26, JG 77 Gold medal at the 1936 Summer
List of World War II aces from Germany: G–L
List_of_World_War_II_aces_from_Germany:_G–L
Day of the year
Carmen Dillon, English film and production designer (died 2000) 1908 – Gotthard Handrick, German fighter pilot and Olympic athlete (died 1978) 1908 – Polly
October_25
German World War II flying ace (1914–1941)
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Wilhelm_Balthasar
German Spanish Civil War and World War II flying ace
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Wolfgang_Schellmann
German Spanish Civil War and World War II flying ace
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Horst_Tietzen
German fighter ace and Knight's Cross recipient (1921–1943)
Stab (headquarters unit) of JG 77 at the time commanded by Major Gotthard Handrick. On 26 February 1942, Badum claimed his first aerial victory. At the
Johann_Badum
German fighter ace and Knight's Cross recipient
initially commanded by Hauptmann Walter Grabmann and later by Major Gotthard Handrick. This Gruppe also underwent a few name changes. On 1 November 1938
Gerhard_Schöpfel
German World War II flying ace and wing commander
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Walter_Oesau
German fighter ace and Knight's Cross recipient
commanded by Hauptmann Walter Kienitz while I. Gruppe was headed by Major Gotthard Handrick. World War II in Europe began on Friday 1 September 1939 when German
Fritz_Losigkeit
German World War II fighter pilot
Füllgrabel's posting to 9. Staffel, the Gruppe was commanded by Major Gotthard Handrick. The rise of General Ion Antonescu in Romania in 1940 led to a reorganization
Heinrich_Füllgrabe
Sporting event delegation
Helmuth Kahl 1928 Amsterdam Modern pentathlon Men's individual Gold Gotthard Handrick 1936 Berlin Modern pentathlon Men's individual Gold Lena Schöneborn
Germany at the Summer Olympics
Germany_at_the_Summer_Olympics
German World War II fighter pilot
Hauptmann Alexander von Winterfeldt before command passed to Major Gotthard Handrick in October. The rise of General Ion Antonescu in Romania in 1940 led
Alfred_Grislawski
German general
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Walter_Grabmann
German World War II fighter pilot
oil fields and refineries at Ploiești. Prior to the invasion, Major Gotthard Handrick was replaced by Major Albert Blumensaat as commander of III. Gruppe
Ernst_Süß
14 - Carl Vincent Krogmann, German politician (born 1889) May 30 - Gotthard Handrick, German athlete and fighter pilot (born 1908) June 4 - Ernst Langlotz
1978_in_Germany
German fighter ace and Knight's Cross recipient
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Rolf_Pingel
German World War II fighter pilot (1915–1943)
subordinated to I. Gruppe (1st group) under the command of Major Gotthard Handrick. Seifert claimed his first aerial victory on 10 May 1940 during the
Johannes_Seifert
German World War II flying ace (1918–1942)
commanded by Oberleutnant Günther Rall and the Gruppe was headed by Major Gotthard Handrick. Until 12 October, the Gruppe was based at Schönwalde-Glien near Berlin
Gerhard_Köppen
German World War II flying ace and wing commander
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Herbert_Ihlefeld
l Dates August 2–6, 1936 Competitors 42 from 16 nations Medalists Gotthard Handrick Germany Charles Leonard United States Silvano Abba Italy ← 1932
Modern pentathlon at the 1936 Summer Olympics
Modern_pentathlon_at_the_1936_Summer_Olympics
German World War II flying ace (1909–1989)
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Reinhard_Seiler
Swedish modern pentathlete
at the Berlin Olympic Games, where he saw the German pentathlete Gotthard Handrick win gold in Modern Pentathlon. Until then, Modern Pentathlon gold
William_Grut
Tietzen (7) Walter Grabmann (7) Rolf Pingel (6) Herbert Schob (6) Gotthard Handrick (5) Wolfgang Lippert (5) Günther Lützow (5) Joachim Schlichting (5)
Herbert_Schob
Military unit
Leesmann 11 May 1938 – 12 July 1938 Interim Gruppenkommandeure • Major Gotthard Handrick 13 July 1938 – 1 December 1938 I./JG 234 renumbered to I./JG 132
Jagdgeschwader_234
German World War II fighter pilot (1913–1944)
oil fields and refineries at Ploiești. Prior to the invasion, Major Gotthard Handrick was replaced by Major Albert Blumensaat as commander of III. Gruppe
Hans_Dammers
Airport in Bucharest, Romania
flying Messerschmitt Bf 109s from there. In the fall of 1940, Major Gotthard Handrick and a group German fighter pilots who had participated in the Battle
Pipera_Airport
October – Rudolf Ismayr, German weightlifter (died 1998) 25 October – Gotthard Handrick, German athlete and fighter pilot (died 1978) 26 October – Richard
1908_in_Germany
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