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Other events of 1992
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Events in the year 1992 in Germany.

Incumbents[edit]

President – Richard von Weizsäcker
Chancellor – Helmut Kohl

Events[edit]

February 13–24 - 42nd Berlin International Film Festival
March 30: Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 1992
April 13: The 5.3 M_w  Roermond earthquake affects Netherlands, Germany, and Belgium with a maximum Mercalli intensity of VII (Very strong).
June 13-September 20: Documenta 9
July 6–8: The 18th G7 summit is held in Munich.
August 22–24: Rostock-Lichtenhagen riots.
September 17: The Mykonos restaurant assassinations occur in Berlin.
October 1 - Tom & Jerry: The Movie is released to theaters.
Date unknown - The Scientology Task Force of the Hamburg Interior Authority is formed.

Sport[edit]

Film[edit]

Music[edit]

Germany in the Eurovision Song Contest 1992

Births[edit]

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January 5 – Julian Derstroff, German footballer
February 1 - Stefan Bötticher, German cyclist
February 15 - Peter Kretschmer, German canoeist
March 4 - Bernd Leno, German footballer
March 9 - Mateusz Przybylko, German high jumper
April 17 - Shkodran Mustafi, German footballer
April 29 - Alina Rosenberg, German Paralympic equestrian^[1]
April 30 - Marc-André ter Stegen, German footballer^[2]
May 2 - Vanessa Mai, German singer
June 3 - Mario Götze, German footballer
June 9 - Pietro Lombardi, German singer and winner of Deutschland sucht den Superstar (season 8)
July 2 - Tatjana Pinto, German athlete
July 7 – Toni Garrn, German model
July 22 - Carolin Schnarre, German Paralympic equestrian^[3]
August 3 - Gesa Felicitas Krause, German athlete
August 6 - Mathias Brugger, German athlete
September 2 - Konrad Abeltshauser, German ice hockey player
October 12 – Cüneyt Köz, German footballer
October 15 - Sarah Lombardi, German singer and runner-up of Deutschland sucht den Superstar (season 8)
November 6 - Stefan Ortega, German footballer
November 28 - Emilia Schüle, German actress

Deaths[edit]

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13 January – Josef Neckermann, equestrian and businessman (born 1912)
31 January - Martin Held, actor (born 1908)
6 February – Felix Rexhausen, journalist (born 1932)
12 March - Heinz Kühn, German politician (born 1912)
1 April - Walter Andreas Schwarz, German singer, songwriter (born 1913)
6 May – Marlene Dietrich, German-American actress (born 1901)
30 May - Karl Carstens, German politician, former President of Germany (born 1914)
3 June - Wilfried Dietrich, German wrestler (born 1933)
14 June - Thomas Nipperdey, German historian (born 1927)
19 July - Heinz Galinski, President of Central Council of Jews in Germany (born 1912)
10 August - Kurt A. Körber, German entrepreneur (born 1909)
1 October
- Gert Bastian, politician (born 1923)
- Petra Kelly, politician (born 1947)
8 October – Willy Brandt, German politician, former Chancellor of Germany (born 1913)
22 October - Wolf Kaiser, actor (born 1916)
9 November- Fritz Gunst, water polo player (born 1908)

See also[edit]

1992 in German television

References[edit]

^ "Alina Rosenberg - Team Deutschland Paralympics". www.teamdeutschland-paralympics.de (in German). Retrieved 9 March 2020.
^ MARC-ANDRÉ TER STEGEN
^ "Carolin Schnarre - Team Deutschland Paralympics". www.teamdeutschland-paralympics.de (in German). Retrieved 9 March 2020.

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