Hana Maskova

Hana Maskova Hana Mašková
Basic information
A representative country:	Czechoslovakia
The date of birth:	1949September 26
A date of death:	January 31, 1972 (22 years old death)
A birthplace:	Prague
A former coach:	Míla Nováková Jaroslav Sadílek Karel Glogar
A retirement:	1969
Acquisition medal Figure skating The Olympics Copper 1968 Grenoble Women's singles The world championship Copper 1967 Vienna Women's singles Copper 1968 Geneva Women's singles

The woman figure skater that Hana Maskova (Hana Mašková, from September 26, 1949 to January 31, 1972) is from Czechoslovakia, Prague. 1968 Grenoble Olympics women's singles copper medalist. 1968 European Figure Skating Championships championship.

Career

• Participate in the Innsbruck Olympics in 1964; the 15th place.
• I win the championship at the European Figure Skating Championships in 1968. I win a bronze medal by the Grenoble Olympics of the same year.
• An amateur retires himself/herself from 1969 and is active as a professional skater.
• On January 31, 1972, it is died by a traffic accident.

Main war record

Meeting / year	1962-63	1963-64	1964-65	1965-66	1966-67	1967-68	1968-69
The Olympics		15				3
The world championship		16	13	6	3	3	Renunciation
Championship in Europe	15		7	4	2	1	2

Outside link

• Results (English) by Hana Maskova - by Ogura fee and the Olympics
• Hana Maskova

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