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Fritz Schilgen
(1906-2005)
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Fritz Schilgen was born on 8 September 1906 in Kronberg im Taunus, Hesse, Germany. He was married to Ursula Gerlach. He died on 12 September 2005 in Kronberg im Taunus, Hesse, Germany.
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Known for
Berlin 1936: Games of the XI Olympiad
7.6
TV Mini Series
Self - lights Olympic torch
1936
Summer Olympics at Berlin
TV Special
Self - Olympic Torch
1936
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Berlin 1936: Games of the XI Olympiad
7.6
TV Mini Series
Self - lights Olympic torch
1936
Summer Olympics at Berlin
TV Special
Self - Olympic Torch
1936
Archive Footage
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9
Olympia 72: Deutschlands Aufbruch in die Moderne
TV Movie
Self
(archive footage)
2022
Helden der Propaganda - Sportler in der NS-Zeit
TV Movie
Self
(archive footage)
2017
Hitlers Reich privat
TV Series
Self
(archive footage)
2016
1 episode
Hitler's Olympics
6.6
TV Movie
Self - Lighter of Olympic Cauldron
(archive footage, uncredited)
2016
Der wahre Champion: Siegen mit Hightech
6.3
TV Movie
Self
(archive footage)
2015
Sunshine
7.4
Self - Berlin Olympics, Lights Flame
(archive footage, uncredited)
1999
The 1930's: Music, Memories & Milestones
6.8
Video
Self - with Olympic Torch
(archive footage)
1988
Holocaust
8.0
TV Mini Series
Self - Lights Olympic Flame
(archive footage, uncredited)
1978
1 episode
Charlie Chan at the Olympics
7.0
Frtiz Schilgen
(archive footage, uncredited)
1937
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Born
September 8
,
1906
Kronberg im Taunus, Hesse, Germany
Died
September 12
,
2005
Kronberg im Taunus, Hesse, Germany
(natural causes)
Spouse
Ursula Gerlach
March 21, 1936 - ? (5 children)
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Was the athlete that lit the flame at the end of the first torch relay at the 1936 Olympics.
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