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Karl -Heinz wood (* June 30, 1930, † 11 June 2000) was a German football player (DDR ).

After the end of World War II, wood joined the newly founded People's Police Sports Association (SG VP) Greifswald. At age 19, he moved in 1949 in the state capital of Mecklenburg Schwerin, also for SG People's Police, who played this year in the country's second-rate league.

1950, the East German Ministry of Internal Affairs under standing Sport Central Association of the German People's Police was established. As a football focus of the sports association Dresden was selected, where just the GDR runner- SG Dresden- Friedrichstadt had been smashed for political reasons. The SV Dynamo moved in the summer of 1950, 40 players from the national police communities throughout the GDR in forestry for viewing together and exhibited them to the squad for the SG People's Police Dresden together, in the season 1950/51 the place of the SG Dresden- Friedrichstadt the highest DDR - Oberliga league took. The selected players Karl -Heinz wood, which was determined 20 -year-old team captain belonged to.

Wood played as a right winger and made with Günter Schröter (later 39 times national player ) a successful attacking partnership. As to 1952, a wood Kurt played at Dynamo, Karl -Heinz was listed as wood II in the game reports. Already in their first league season scoring the new Dresden team in 34 games 75 goals and won the 4th Place. After a 2nd place 1951/52, Dynamo Dresden was in season 1952/53, belonged to the East German football, winning both the championship and the East German Cup ( fdgb Cup ). Wood completed 31 of 32 league games, scoring 12 goals and stood in the Pokalsiegerelf. With his winning goal in the championship decider against Aue bismuth (3:2) and his two goals in the Cup final against unit Pankow he was instrumental in both successes. In the league season 1953/54, scoring 12 goals and sandals again so was the top scorer of his team, the einkam time on rank 3.

May 8, 1954, at the height of the football career of Karl -Heinz wood. His outstanding achievements in the Dresden team led coach Siegert to use wood in the match against Romania. He played his usual right wing position, but could not convince in the 0-1 defeat in Berlin.

The season 1954/55 started the Dresden with seven wins from eleven games than mid-November 1954, the SV Dynamo entirely surprising move of the league team Dynamo Dresden to Berlin ordered to the newly established Sports Club Dynamo. Already on November 24, 1954 graduated from the SC Dynamo Berlin Dynamo Dresden instead of his first league game. At the end of the season, the Berlin landed on the 7th place unglamorous. Wood was with John Matzen with 13 hits again top scorer of his team. When the SC Dynamo Berlin in 1956 were relegated from the top league, wood had completed 85 league matches and scored 46 goals (44 Sp, 17 d for Berlin).

After the league relegation wood 1957 came at the age of 26 years back in his home town of Greifswald and joined at the third-rate BSG unit. There, too, he continued playing on his traditional right-wing position, quickly became the guiding spirit of the team and a crowd favorite. Already in its second season, he helped Greifswald Greifswald unit in 1958 promoted to the first East German league. This was largely his 32 goals he scored in the 26 point games. After the 1964/65 season wood took 35 - year departure from active football after he had completed about 200 point - and cup games for the Greifswald in eight years.

  • National football team (DDR )
  • GDR citizens
  • German
  • Born in 1930
  • Died in 2000
  • Man
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