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Die Mitteleuropameisterschaften im Ringen waren Turniere für Ringer aus den Ländern Mitteleuropas, die zwischen 1897 und 1911 insgesamt siebenmal ausgetragen worden sind.

An der Meisterschaft nahmen das Deutsche Reich, Dänemark, Italien und Österreich-Ungarn teil, wobei Böhmen stets als eigenständige Mannschaft antrat.

Alle Turniere wurden, wie damals üblich, im griechisch-römischen Stil ausgetragen. Die Definition der Gewichtsklassen war von Turnier zu Turnier unterschiedlich.

Siegerliste

Jahr	Austragungsort	Leichtgewicht	Mittelgewicht	Halbschwergewicht	Schwergewicht	Erfolgreichste Nation
1897	Prag				unbekannt Josef Sochor
1903	Prag		Josef Wittmann		Henri Baur	Österreich
Okt. 1906	Mailand		Enrico Porro	Deutsches Reich Thomas Bihler	Carl Jensen	Italien
Nov. 1906	Prag		Deutsches Reich Emil Kerstan	Karl Höltl	Anton Schmitz	Österreich
Jun. 1909	Wien		Deutsches Reich Karl Günzel	Alois Toduschek	Anton Schmitz	Österreich
Sep. 1909	Prag	Josef Beranek	Emil Adamec	Deutsches Reich Ewald Funk	Josef Zabransky	Böhmen
1911	Prag	Karel Hallik	Deutsches Reich Karl Hoffmann	Harald Christensen	unbekannt Josef Heller	Böhmen

Siehe auch

Ringer-Europameisterschaften

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+Die '''[[Mitteleuropa]]meisterschaften im [[Ringen]]''' waren Turniere für Ringer aus den Ländern Mitteleuropas, die zwischen 1897 und 1911 insgesamt siebenmal ausgetragen worden sind.
-{{otheruses4|the Led Zeppelin song|the film by Richard O'Sullivan|Communication Breakdown (film)}}
-{{Infobox single|
-| Name           = Communication Breakdown
-| Writer         = [[John Bonham|Bonham]]/[[John Paul Jones (musician)|Jones]]/[[Jimmy Page|Page]]
-| Cover          = gtbtsingle.jpg
-| Artist         = [[Led Zeppelin]]
-| from Album     = ''[[Led Zeppelin (album)|Led Zeppelin]]''
-| A-side         = "[[Good Times Bad Times]]
-| Released       = [[January 12]] [[1969]]
-| track_no       = 1
-| Recorded       = October 1968
-| Format         = [[gramaphone record|7"]]
-| Genre          = [[Hard rock]], [[heavy metal]] |
-| Length         = 2:28
-| Label          = [[Atlantic Records]]
-| Producer       = [[Jimmy Page]]
-| Chart position =
-| Background     =
-| Last single    =
-| This single    = "Good Times Bad Times" / "Communication Breakdown"<br />(1969)
-| Next single    = "[[Whole Lotta Love]]" / "[[Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)]]"<br />(1969)
-| Misc           = {{Extra tracklisting
-| Album          = [[Led Zeppelin (album)|Led Zeppelin]]
-| Type           = studio
-| prev_track     = "[[Black Mountain Side]]"
-| prev_no        = 6
-| this_track     = "'''Communication Breakdown'''"
-| track_no       = 7
-| next_track     = "[[I Can't Quit You Baby]]"
-| next_no        = 8
-}}
-}}
-"'''Communication Breakdown'''" is a song by [[England|English]] [[rock music|rock]] band [[Led Zeppelin]], from their 1969 debut album ''[[Led Zeppelin (album)|Led Zeppelin]]''. It was one of the first songs that [[Jimmy Page]] and [[Robert Plant]] worked on together.
+An der Meisterschaft nahmen das Deutsche Reich, Dänemark, Italien und Österreich-Ungarn teil, wobei Böhmen stets als eigenständige Mannschaft antrat.
-The pounding guitar riff was played by Page through a small, miked Supro [[amplifier]] throughout; and ran his [[Fender Telecaster]] through a fully closed Vox wah pedal to create the "guitar in a shoebox" sound on the lead. "Communication Breakdown" is also one of the few songs that Page sang a [[Backup vocalist|backing vocal]] on.
+Alle Turniere wurden, wie damals üblich, im griechisch-römischen Stil ausgetragen. Die Definition der Gewichtsklassen war von Turnier zu Turnier unterschiedlich.
-The song was a popular live number at [[Led Zeppelin concerts]], and was the only song to be played during every year that the band toured. It usually either opened shows or was played as an [[Encore (concert)|encore]].
+== Siegerliste ==
-In the [[United States|US]], the track was released as the B-side of the single "[[Good Times Bad Times]]".
+{| class="prettytable" border="1" cellspacing="0"
+|-
+! style="background:#efefef;" | Jahr
+! style="background:#efefef;" | Austragungsort
+! style="background:#efefef;" | Leichtgewicht
+! style="background:#efefef;" | Mittelgewicht
+! style="background:#efefef;" | Halbschwergewicht
+! style="background:#efefef;" | Schwergewicht
+! style="background:#efefef;" | Erfolgreichste Nation
+|-
+| [[Ringer-Mitteleuropameisterschaften 1897|1897]] || [[Bild:Flag of Bohemia.svg|20px|Böhmen]] [[Prag]] ||  || || || {{NONE|#}} [[Josef Sochor]] ||
+|-
+| [[Ringer-Mitteleuropameisterschaften 1903|1903]] || [[Bild:Flag of Bohemia.svg|20px|Böhmen]] [[Prag]] ||  || [[Bild:Flag of Bohemia.svg|20px|Böhmen]] [[Josef Wittmann (Ringer)|Josef Wittmann]] || || [[Bild:Flag of the Habsburg Monarchy.svg|20px|Österreich]] [[Henri Baur]] || Österreich
+|-
+| [[Ringer-Mitteleuropameisterschaften 1906 (I)|Okt. 1906]] || [[Bild:Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg|20px|Italien]] [[Mailand]] ||  || [[Bild:Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg|20px|Italien]] [[Enrico Porro]] || {{DEU-1871|#}} [[Thomas Bihler]] || [[Bild:Flag of Denmark.svg|20px|Dänemark]] [[Carl Jensen (Ringer)|Carl Jensen]] || Italien
+|-
+| [[Ringer-Mitteleuropameisterschaften 1906 (II)|Nov. 1906]] || [[Bild:Flag of Bohemia.svg|20px|Böhmen]] [[Prag]] || || {{DEU-1871|#}} [[Emil Kerstan]] || [[Bild:Flag of the Habsburg Monarchy.svg|20px|Österreich]] [[Karl Höltl]] || [[Bild:Flag of the Habsburg Monarchy.svg|20px|Österreich]] [[Anton Schmitz]] || Österreich
+|-
+| [[Ringer-Mitteleuropameisterschaften 1909 (I)|Jun. 1909]] || [[Bild:Flag of the Habsburg Monarchy.svg|20px|Österreich]] [[Wien]] || || {{DEU-1871|#}} [[Karl Günzel]] || [[Bild:Flag of the Habsburg Monarchy.svg|20px|Österreich]] [[Alois Toduschek]] || [[Bild:Flag of the Habsburg Monarchy.svg|20px|Österreich]] [[Anton Schmitz]] || Österreich
+|-
+| [[Ringer-Mitteleuropameisterschaften 1909 (II)|Sep. 1909]] || [[Bild:Flag of Bohemia.svg|20px|Böhmen]] [[Prag]] || [[Bild:Flag of Bohemia.svg|20px|Böhmen]] [[Josef Beranek (Ringer)|Josef Beranek]] || [[Bild:Flag of Bohemia.svg|20px|Böhmen]] [[Emil Adamec]] || {{DEU-1871|#}} [[Ewald Funk]] || [[Bild:Flag of Bohemia.svg|20px|Böhmen]] [[Josef Zabransky]] || Böhmen
+|-
+| [[Ringer-Mitteleuropameisterschaften 1911|1911]] || [[Bild:Flag of Bohemia.svg|20px|Böhmen]] [[Prag]] || [[Bild:Flag of Bohemia.svg|20px|Böhmen]] [[Karel Hallik]] || {{DEU-1871|#}} [[Karl Hoffmann (Ringer)|Karl Hoffmann]] || [[Bild:Flag of Denmark.svg|20px|Dänemark]] [[Harald Christensen (Ringer)|Harald Christensen]] || {{NONE|#}} [[Josef Heller]] || Böhmen
+|-
+|}
+== Siehe auch ==
-On the ''[[Led Zeppelin BBC Sessions]]'', released in 1997, this song was featured three times, each with a slightly different improvisation by the musicians. Two live versions taken from performances at the TV program [[Tous En Scene]] in [[Paris]] in 1969 and at [[Royal Albert Hall|the Royal Albert Hall]] in 1970 can also be seen on the ''[[Led Zeppelin (DVD)|Led Zeppelin DVD]]''. "Communication Breakdown" is also one of the few Zeppelin songs in which the group did a proper lip-sync video for which is also available on the 2003 Led Zeppelin DVD.
+* [[Ringer-Europameisterschaften]]
+{{Navigationsleiste Ringerturnier}}
-While still in his old band "Ibex", future [[Queen (band)|Queen]] vocalist [[Freddie Mercury]] covered the song at the band's gigs. [[Iron Maiden]] later covered the track on the B-side to the "Bring Your Daughter to the Slaughter" single, as well as being featured in their ''[[Eddie's Archive]]'' box set. [[The Flaming Lips]] also covered the song on their ''[[Finally the Punk Rockers Are Taking Acid]]'' compilation, as did [[Jason Bonham]], son of Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham, on his 1997 album ''[[In the Name of My Father - The Zepset]]''. The song was also covered by the [[Jeff Healey Band]] on the album ''Cover To Cover'' which features many more classic song covers; it is an [[instrumental]] version featuring [[John Popper]] on harmonica in place of vocals.
+[[Kategorie:Ringer-Wettbewerb|Mitteleuropameisterschaften]]
-In 2006, [[Australian]] hard rock band [[Wolfmother]] covered the song during the induction of [[Led Zeppelin]] into the [[UK Music Hall of Fame]], and continue to play it at live shows.
-Led Zeppelin parody cover band [[Dread Zeppelin]] recorded a version of this song on their album ''[[Rock'n Roll (Dread Zeppelin album)|Rock'n Roll]]''.
-"Communication Breakdown" was the last song performed in the year of 1975 and 1979 for the band at Earls Court, May 25th 1975 and Knebworth, August 11th 1979.
-==Sources==
-*''Led Zeppelin: Dazed and Confused: The Stories Behind Every Song'', by Chris Welch, ISBN 1-56025-818-7
-*''The Complete Guide to the Music of Led Zeppelin'', by Dave Lewis, ISBN 0-7119-3528-9
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