Herman Levie - Revision history

Wouter at 08:16, 6 October 2021

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	'''Herman Levie''' represented the Netherlands at the 1924 Paris Olympic games as a featherweight. After receiving a first round bye, he lost a decision to eventual silver medalist [[Joe Salas]] of the United States. As a professional he was awarded the Dutch national featherweight championship in 1927, but never defended the title and was eventually stripped in 1930. Levie has sometimes been confused with one ''Heinz Levy'', a jewish shopkeeper from Amsterdam who was killed at Auschwitz in 1944. This is obviously incorrect as Levie appeared in a number of exhibition matches in Rotterdam after the war.		'''Herman Levie''' represented the Netherlands at the 1924 Paris Olympic games as a featherweight. After receiving a first round bye, he lost a decision to eventual silver medalist [[Joe Salas]] of the United States. As a professional he was awarded the Dutch national featherweight championship in 1927, but never defended the title and was eventually stripped in 1930. Levie has sometimes been confused with one ''Heinz Levy'', a jewish shopkeeper from Amsterdam who was killed at Auschwitz in 1944. This is obviously incorrect as Levie appeared in a number of exhibition matches in Rotterdam after the war.
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Wouter: Wouter moved page Heinz Levy to Herman Levie without leaving a redirect

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Wouter at 07:57, 6 October 2021

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	~~Heinz Levy was killed at the Auschwitz concentration camp in July 1944. He~~ represented the Netherlands at the 1924 Paris Olympic games as a featherweight. After receiving a first round bye, he lost a decision to eventual silver medalist [[Joe Salas]] of the United States. He was awarded the Dutch national ~~Featherweight Championship~~ in 1927, but never defended the title.		'''Herman Levie''' represented the Netherlands at the 1924 Paris Olympic games as a featherweight. After receiving a first round bye, he lost a decision to eventual silver medalist [[Joe Salas]] of the United States. As a professional he was awarded the Dutch national featherweight championship in 1927, but never defended the title and was eventually stripped in 1930. Levie has sometimes been confused with one ''Heinz Levy'', a jewish shopkeeper from Amsterdam who was killed at Auschwitz in 1944. This is obviously incorrect as Levie appeared in a number of exhibition matches in Rotterdam after the war.
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	[[Category:Dutch Olympians]]		[[Category:Dutch Olympians]]
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Wouter at 16:43, 5 October 2021

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	Heinz Levy was killed at the Auschwitz concentration camp in July 1944. He represented the Netherlands at the 1924 Paris Olympic games as a featherweight. After receiving a first round bye, he lost a decision to eventual silver medalist [[Joe Salas]] of the United States. ~~Won~~ the Dutch national Featherweight Championship in 1927~~-unclear how many times he~~ defended the title ~~or how long he kept it~~.		Heinz Levy was killed at the Auschwitz concentration camp in July 1944. He represented the Netherlands at the 1924 Paris Olympic games as a featherweight. After receiving a first round bye, he lost a decision to eventual silver medalist [[Joe Salas]] of the United States. He was awarded the Dutch national Featherweight Championship in 1927, but never defended the title.

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	[[Category:~~murdered~~ Boxers]]		[[Category:Murdered Boxers]]
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Sid schneck at 18:12, 10 April 2021

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	Heinz Levy was killed at the Auschwitz concentration camp in July 1944. He represented the Netherlands at the 1924 Paris Olympic games as a featherweight. After receiving a first round bye, he lost a decision to eventual silver medalist [[Joe Salas]] of the United States.		Heinz Levy was killed at the Auschwitz concentration camp in July 1944. He represented the Netherlands at the 1924 Paris Olympic games as a featherweight. After receiving a first round bye, he lost a decision to eventual silver medalist [[Joe Salas]] of the United States. Won the Dutch national Featherweight Championship in 1927-unclear how many times he defended the title or how long he kept it.

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Matt at 04:26, 1 May 2008

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	Heinz Levy was killed at the Auschwitz concentration camp in July 1944. He represented the Netherlands at the 1924 Paris Olympic games as a featherweight. After receiving a first round bye, he lost a decision to eventual silver medalist [[Joe Salas]] of the United States.		Heinz Levy was killed at the Auschwitz concentration camp in July 1944. He represented the Netherlands at the 1924 Paris Olympic games as a featherweight. After receiving a first round bye, he lost a decision to eventual silver medalist [[Joe Salas]] of the United States.

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	[[Category:Dutch Olympians]]		[[Category:Dutch Olympians]]
	[[Category:1924 Olympians]]		[[Category:1924 Olympians]]
	[[Category:murdered Boxers]]		[[Category:murdered Boxers]]
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Matt at 04:25, 1 May 2008

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	Heinz Levy was killed at the Auschwitz concentration camp in July 1944.		Heinz Levy was killed at the Auschwitz concentration camp in July 1944. He represented the Netherlands at the 1924 Paris Olympic games as a featherweight. After receiving a first round bye, he lost a decision to eventual silver medalist [[Joe Salas]] of the United States.

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	[[Category:1924 Olympians~~\|Levy, Heinz~~]]		[[Category:Dutch Olympians]]
	[[Category:murdered Boxers~~\|Levy, Heinz~~]]		[[Category:1924 Olympians]]
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Matt at 19:38, 7 June 2007

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	Heinz Levy was killed in concentration camp ~~Auschwitz~~ in July 1944.		Heinz Levy was killed at the Auschwitz concentration camp in July 1944.

	[[Category:Dutch Olympians\|Levy, Heinz]]		[[Category:Dutch Olympians\|Levy, Heinz]]

Matt at 19:38, 7 June 2007

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	Heinz Levy was killed in concentration camp Auschwitz in July 1944.		Heinz Levy was killed in concentration camp Auschwitz in July 1944.

	[[Category:Dutch Olympians\|Levy, Heinz]]		[[Category:Dutch Olympians\|Levy, Heinz]]
	[[Category:1924 Olympians\|Levy, Heinz]]		[[Category:1924 Olympians\|Levy, Heinz]]
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Wouter at 18:56, 7 June 2007

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	Heinz Levy was killed in concentration camp Auschwitz in July 1944.		Heinz Levy was killed in concentration camp Auschwitz in July 1944.
	[[Category:Dutch Olympians\|Levy, Heinz]]		[[Category:Dutch Olympians\|Levy, Heinz]]
	[[Category:1924 Olympians\|Levy, Heinz]]		[[Category:1924 Olympians\|Levy, Heinz]]
	[[Category:murdered Boxers\|Levy, Heinz]]		[[Category:murdered Boxers\|Levy, Heinz]]