Hans-Georg Moldenhauer

Hans -Georg Moldenhauer ( born November 25, 1941 in Senst at Wittenberg) was football goalkeeper for 1 FC Magdeburg and its predecessors, and then was a sports official in the GDR and in West German football sports.

Career as a football player

Moldenhauer athletic career began in 1954 at the Sports Association motor center Magdeburg, from their football teams still active during Molderhauers first time was a section of the SC structure Magdeburg and later the 1st FC Magdeburg. With twelve years Moldenhauer played in the youth team first as a midfielder. As a handball player trying to lure him into their own ranks, his coach, it as a football goalkeeper to try persuaded him, and Moldenhauer proved there 's actual talent. In the youth team of SC construction moved up, the Moldenhauer was so reliable services that the Responsible for the junior national team of the GDR were aware of him. On March 27, 1960 Moldenhauer was used for the first time in an international match of the youth team and was also in the following four international games in goal for the East German youth. Overall, he played six junior internationals.

Besides his footballing activity Moldenhauer passed the High School and studied at the Technical University of Magdeburg engineering. Later, he earned a doctorate even as Dr. -Ing. in the heavy machinery and plant engineering and worked in this area in the Magdeburg heavy machinery Combine.

Even in the junior age Moldenhauer was used on 2 July 1960 in the point game of the SC structure against SC Einheit Dresden (0-1) in the league team. He remained, however, for the time being reserve goalkeeper behind goalkeeper Wolfgang Bloch joke. Only after the 1966 due to the decline in the DDR -Liga moved to FC Carl Zeiss Jena moved Moldenhauer with the season 1966/67, in the starting eleven of the Magdeburg on. Previously, he had the good fortune to be used in the final of the East German Football Cup on June 13, 1964. With the 3-2 victory over SC Leipzig Moldenhauer came to his first title. Five years later he was again on 1 June 1969 with the FCM in the cup final and won this time 4-0 against FC Karl- Marx-Stadt. Following further cup victory Moldenhauer also got the chance to play two games in the competition for the European Cup Winners' Cup. Due to injury, he in the first European Cup games of the season 1969/70 should not take part, only in the two knockout matches against the Portuguese Cup winner Academica Coimbra came Moldenhauer used by 1:0 and 0:2, however, the Magdeburg dropped out after that. Meanwhile Moldenhauer had gotten by the young Ulrich Schulze competition and in the seasons 1969/70 and 1970/71, he lost his position as first-choice goalkeeper. Since he had become now almost 30 years old, he joined the end of the 1970/71 season from the league team of the 1st FC Magdeburg back.

In his twelve years in the first team of Magdeburg he had played a total of 152 duty games, in addition to the championship 16 -point games DDR Cup and two European games.

• All championship point games (up to 1966/67 in the league ) 1960 - 0006
• 1961 / 62-09
• 1962 / 63-07
• 1963 / 64-19
• 1964 / 65-02
• 1965 / 66-04
• 1966/67 - 23 results ( DDR - Liga)
• 1967 / 68-13
• 1968 / 69-25
• 1969 / 70-14
• 1970 / 71-11

Career as a sports official

In addition to his age and professional reasons for the end of playing career were crucial. Moldenhauer had received an offer from SKET Magdeburg heavy machinery, to work as a mechanical engineer in a position of responsibility. However, he remained a member of the 1st FC Magdeburg and became in 1975 part-time goalkeeping coach. Later he was elected to the board of the club. When it came to the question of the future of the East German football after the political changes of 1989, Moldenhauer at the head of the proponents of a fast connection to the West German Football Association. In a contested election, he was elected on 31 March 1990 as president of the East German Football Association and initiated the merger with the DFB, which was completed on 20 November 1990. Moldenhauer was elected vice-president of the DFB and took over the responsibility for coach training and talent development. In this context, he was also chairman of the association for the National Training Centre in Kienbaum. At the same time he was elected as president of the newly formed East German Football Association. From 1994 to 2006 he was Vice- President of the German Sports Federation. In Magdeburg Moldenhauer founded in 1991 SV Oldies Magdeburg, where he kept himself fit and occasionally attended football games.

Employees of the MfS

After filing the BStU Moldenhauer was conducted under the code name " Kurt Straube " as Societal staff of the Ministry for State Security (Stasi ) of the former GDR. He had declared his willingness to cooperate with the Stasi in April 1984 orally.