Czechoslovakian International

Czechoslovakian International

The Czechoslovakian International (also known as International Championships of the ČSSR) in badminton was an international open held in Czechoslovakia since 1972 until 1992. The tournament succeeded by Czech Open. Czechoslovak National Badminton Championships were already established in 1961.

Winners

Year Men's singles Women's singles Men's doubles Women's doubles Mixed doubles
1972 East Germany Edgar Michalowski East Germany Monika Thiere West Germany Siegfried Betz
West Germany Franz Beinvogl		 East Germany Monika Thiere
East Germany Angela Michalowski		 East Germany Roland Riese
East Germany Monika Thiere
1973 East Germany Erfried Michalowsky
East Germany Angela Michalowski
1974 West Germany Michael Schnaase East Germany Monika Cassens East Germany Monika Cassens
East Germany Astrit Schreiber		 West Germany Franz Beinvogl
West Germany Anke Betz
1975 East Germany Edgar Michalowski West Germany Gerd Kattau
West Germany Joachim Schulz		 East Germany Monika Cassens
East Germany Angela Michalowski		 East Germany Edgar Michalowski
East Germany Monika Cassens
1976 West Germany Michael Schnaase Denmark Inge Borgström West Germany Wolfgang Bochow
West Germany Roland Maywald		 West Germany Wolfgang Bochow
West Germany Marieluise Zizmann
1977 Sweden Willy Nilsson England Michael Wilks
England Peter Bullivant		 Netherlands Rob Ridder
Netherlands Marja Ridder
1978 West Germany Michael Schnaase East Germany Monika Cassens England Eddy Sutton
England Alen Connor		 West Germany Karl-Heinz Zwiebler
West Germany Eva-Maria Zwiebler
1979 Denmark Steen Fladberg Denmark Kirsten Larsen Denmark Steen Fladberg
Denmark Jens Peter Nierhoff		 England Sally Leadbeater
England Gillian Clark		 Denmark Kenneth Larsen
Denmark Charlotte Pilgaard
1980 Denmark Michael Kjeldsen Denmark Rikki von Sörensen Denmark Jan Hammergaard-Hansen
Denmark Jens Peter Nierhoff		 England Kathleen Redhead
England Gillian Clark		 East Germany Edgar Michalowski
East Germany Monika Cassens
1981 Sweden Ulf Johansson England Diane Simpson England Gerry Asquith
England Duncan Bridge		 England Diane Simpson
England Catharine Troke
1982 England Steve Butler England Catharine Troke England Steve Butler
England Nigel Tier		 Soviet Union Svetlana Belyasova
East Germany Petra Michalowsky		 Soviet Union Anatoliy Skripko
Soviet Union Svetlana Belyasova
1983 Czech Republic Michal Malý East Germany Monika Cassens Denmark Torben Kjaer
Denmark Steffen Lunde		 East Germany Monika Cassens
East Germany Petra Michalowsky		 East Germany Erfried Michalowsky
East Germany Monika Cassens
1984 Denmark Kim Brodersen Denmark Charlotte Hattens Denmark Kim Brodersen
Denmark Claus Thomsen		 Soviet Union Tatyana Litvinenko
Soviet Union Viktoria Pron		 East Germany Erfried Michalowsky
East Germany Petra Michalowsky
1985 Denmark Poul-Erik Høyer Larsen Denmark Grethe Mogensen Denmark Kenneth Larsen
Denmark Peter Buch		 Denmark Grethe Mogensen
Denmark Hanne Adsbol		 Denmark Peter Buch
Denmark Hanne Adsböl
1986 Soviet Union Andrey Antropov Sweden Catharina Andersson Czech Republic Michal Malý
Czech Republic Karel Lakomý		 Soviet Union Lila Galjamova
Soviet Union Elena Rybkina		 Soviet Union Andrey Antropov
Soviet Union Elena Rybkina
1987 Czech Republic Michal Malý Poland Bozena Siemieniec Austria Heinz Fisher
Austria Klaus Fisher		 East Germany Monika Cassens
East Germany Petra Michalowsky		 East Germany Thomas Mundt
East Germany Monika Cassens
1988 Austria Klaus Fischer Soviet Union Elena Rybkina West Germany Stephan Kuhl
West Germany Robert Neumann		 East Germany Kai Abraham
East Germany Monika Cassens
1989 Czech Republic Tomasz Mendrek Soviet Union Viktoria Pron West Germany Harald Koch
West Germany Helmo Goetschl		 Soviet Union Tatyana Litvinenko
Soviet Union Viktoria Pron		 East Germany Thomas Mundt
East Germany Petra Michalowsky
1990 Denmark Thomas Stuer-Lauridsen Denmark Camilla Martin Denmark Thomas Stuer-Lauridsen
Denmark Christian Jacobsen		 Denmark Trine Johansson
Denmark Marlene Thomsen		 Denmark Christian Jacobsen
Denmark Marlene Thomsen
1991 Finland Robert Liljequist Soviet Union Irina Serova Germany Markus Keck
Germany Michael Helber		 Germany Andrea Findhammer
Germany Anne-Katrin Seid		 Soviet Union Vladislav Druzchenko
Soviet Union Marina Yakusheva
1992 Czech Republic Tomasz Mendrek England Steffan Pandya
England Anthony Busch		 England Tanja Groves
England Joanne Davies		 Austria Hans Fischer
Austria Irina Serova

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