Gottfried Fuchs
Gottfried Fuchs · Sports
Scored 10 goals in one match for Germany (1912) — a national record for a century; fled the Nazis to Canada
1889, Karlsruhe, Germany — 1972, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Germany · Canada
Gottfried Fuchs is recognized among Jewish contributors to Sports — Scored 10 goals in one match for Germany (1912) — a national record for a century; fled the Nazis to Canada
Gottfried Fuchs was a German footballer who scored ten goals in a single match for Germany against Russia at the 1912 Olympics — a national team record that stood for over a century. A Jewish athlete, he was later erased from German football history under the Nazis and fled Germany, eventually settling in Canada. He was Jewish.
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Scored 10 goals in one match for Germany (1912) — a national record for a century; fled the Nazis to Canada
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