Rendschmidt, Elsa (1886–1969)
Rendschmidt, Elsa (1886–1969)
German figure skater. Name variations: Else Rendschmidt. Born Jan 11, 1886, in Germany; died Oct 9, 1969.
At London Olympics, won a silver medal for singles (1908); placed 2nd at World championships (1908, 1910) and won German nationals (1911).
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