Tauber, Ulrike (1958–)
Tauber, Ulrike (1958–)
East German swimmer. Born June 16, 1958, in East Germany.
At Montreal Olympics, won a silver medal in 200-meter butterfly and a gold medal in 400-meter indiv. medley (1976); at World championships, won gold medal for 400-meter indiv. medley (1975), then silver (1978).
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