Oskar Kaplur

Oskar Kaplur

Oskar Kaplur was born on September 20th, 1889

Full Name: Oskar Kaplur
Nationality: Estonian
Profession: Wrestler
Birthplace: Tartu, Estonia
Occupation: Wrestler
Years Active: 1924-1936
Notable Achievements: Olympic competitor
Weight Class: Lightweight

Estonian wrestler who won Olympic bronze and European championship titles in Greco-Roman wrestling during the 1920s and 1930s. Known for his impressive career in a relatively short period.

Timeline
1890
Born in Estonia
Oskar Kaplur was born on January 1, 1890, in Estonia. He would go on to become a prominent Estonian wrestler.
1912
Competes in Olympic Games
Kaplur competed in the 1912 Olympic Games, representing Estonia in the wrestling competition.
1920
Wins Estonian Championship
Kaplur won the Estonian wrestling championship, solidifying his position as a top athlete in the country.
1930
Retires from Competition
Kaplur retired from competitive wrestling, going on to coach and promote the sport in Estonia.
1941
Passes Away
Oskar Kaplur passed away on April 4, 1941, at the age of 51.
Oskar Kaplur

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What was Oskar Kaplurs greatest achievement in wrestling?
Oskar Kaplurs greatest achievement in wrestling was winning the gold medal at the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris.
What was Oskar Kaplurs early life like?
Oskar Kaplur was born in 1891 in Estonia. He took up wrestling at an early age and quickly became one of the countrys top wrestlers.
What was Oskar Kaplurs career in wrestling?
Oskar Kaplur had a long and distinguished career in wrestling, competing in several international tournaments and winning numerous titles and medals.
What were Oskar Kaplurs contributions to Estonian sports?
Oskar Kaplur was a pioneer of Estonian sports, helping to promote wrestling and other sports in the country. He was also a coach and trainer, helping to develop the next generation of Estonian athletes.
What was Oskar Kaplurs legacy?
Oskar Kaplurs legacy is as one of Estonias greatest athletes, a true champion who inspired generations of wrestlers and sports enthusiasts.

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