Inge Wischnewski
Inge Vishnevsky, born Kabisch ( born March 2, 1930 in White Rock, † 11 July 2010) was a German figure skater and figure skating coach.
Life
Inge Vishnevsky was four times GDR champion in artistic roller skating and four times GDR champion in figure skating for the club progress Weissenfels. She was always placed before its subsequent Trainerkonkurrentin Jutta Müller. Both runners were cared for by Charlotte Giebelmann.
In 1955 she ended her sports careers on " advice " of the GDR sports management and was a trainer. To this end, she studied at the Leipzig DHfK.
She lived and worked in Berlin. Her most famous students include Christine Errath ( World Champion in 1974, three -time European champion and Olympic bronze medal winner 1976), Uwe Kagelmann (twice Olympic bronze medal in pair skating ), Rolf Oesterreich ( Olympic silver medalist in pair skating ), Alexander King ( Junior World Championship third in 1982 in the men's and European Championship third in pair skating ), Janina Wirth ( Junior World Champion 1982), Bernd Wunderlich and Kerstin Stolfig. It is therefore most successful trainer of Berlin. In the GDR, it was founded in 1974 with the Patriotic Order of Merit in 1976 and honored with the Order of Banner of Labor.
From 1991 to Inge Vishnevsky was guest coach for 5 years in Norway. They then lived in Berlin again.