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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 23. Chapters: Dieter Baumann, Thomas Wessinghage, Antje Moldner, Otto Peltzer, Rudolf Harbig, Nils Schumann, Gunhild Hoffmeister, Jurgen May, Harald Norpoth, Patriz Ilg, Sigrun Wodars, Hanns Braun, Paul-Heinz Wellmann, Franz-Josef Kemper, Dieter Fromm, Jens-Peter Herold, Lina Radke, Antje Gleichfeld, Brigitte Kraus, Olaf Beyer, Hans-Peter Ferner, Willi Wulbeck, Carsten Schlangen, Christine Wachtel, Hauke Fuhlbrugge, Linda Kisabaka, Hildegard Falck, Rudiger Stenzel, Yvonne Mai-Graham, Karl Fleschen, Ulrike Bruns, Gabriela Lesch, Margrit Klinger, Jurgen Straub, Bodo Tummler, Steffen Brand, Walter Adams, Werner Lueg, Hildegard Korner, Nico Motchebon, Heinz Ulzheimer, Birte Bruhns, Steffen Uliczka, Waltraud Pohlitz, Harald Hudak, Rene Herms, Johannes Runge, Claudia Gesell, Christiane Wartenberg, Andreas Busse, Ursula Donath, Andreas Breynck, Hermann Engelhard, Klaus Richtzenhain, Wolfram Muller, Franz Duhne, Manfred Matuschewski, Arno Hesse, Gregor Vietz, Oscar Quarg, Klaus-Peter Justus, Robin Schembera, Erich Lehmann, Monika Gradzki, Anja Knippel, Ellen Wellmann, Georg Mickler, Carl Galle, Georg Amberger, Julius Person, Richard Jahn, Ivonne Teichmann. Excerpt: Dieter Baumann (born February 9, 1965) is a former German athlete and winner of 5000 m at the 1992 Summer Olympics. Born in Blaustein, Germany (then West Germany), Dieter Baumann was one of the few non-African athletes who were able to seriously challenge the African dominance of middle-distance running during the 1990s. Baumann was equally adept at both the 1500 m and 5000 m distances. Although Baumann came second in the 3000 m at the European Indoor Championships in 1987, few considered him a medal chance at the Seoul Olympic Games. The 5000 m final at Seoul was won by John Ngugi from Kenya who broke away from the field early in the race. However, Baumann used his superior 1...
