General Ernst-Arnošt
Gottlieb
Male
Czechoslovakia
1893-03-13
Brno, Czechoslovakia
1980-04-10
Sao Paulo, Brazil


About

Ernst Gottlieb was born into a Jewish family in Brno, where his grandfather co-owned a factory that manufactured enamel utensils. (The Gottlieb family claimed German nationality.) Ernst served in the Czechoslovakian Army during World War I. After the war he worked in a company in Brno that manufactured rubber; he later became a director of this company.

Ernst Gottlieb was a registered member of the German Lawn Tennis Club in Brno, represented Czechoslovakia at the 1924 Summer Olympic Games in Paris and also represented Czechoslovakia in the Davis Cup. In addition to lawn tennis, he practised several other sports including rowing, cycling, fencing and skiing.

In 1939, Ernst Gottlieb emigrated to France, where he unsuccessfully attempted to join the French Army. In May 1940, he emigrated again, this time to Brazil, where his brother was already living. Ernst eventually settled in Sao Paolo, where he worked as a businessman.



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Archive statistics 1923 - 1932
10
54
28


Tournament wins 1931 - Banska Bystrica championships (Amateur)
1927 - Šumperk (Amateur)
1927 - Praha (Prague) Deutscher Lawn Tennis Club (Amateur)
1927 - Championships of Northern Bohemia (Amateur)
1927 - České Budějovice (Amateur)
1927 - Lodz (Amateur)
1926 - Lodz (Amateur)
1925 - Lodz (Amateur)
1925 - Grand Hotel Panhans Championships (Amateur)
1925 - Bratislava championships (Amateur)


Tournaments Pörtschach Championships - 1932 Championships of Dresden - 1932 Grand Hotel Panhans Championships - 1932 German Championships of Bohemia - 1932 Czechoslovakian International Championships - 1931 Championships of Dresden - 1931 Grand Hotel Panhans Championships - 1931 Banska Bystrica championships - 1931 Varnsdorff (Warnsdorf) - 1931 Austrian International Championships - 1929 Championships of Dresden - 1929 Championships of Berlin - 1928 Merano - 1928 Championships of Dresden - 1928 Wimbledon - 1927 Czechoslovakian International Championships - 1927 Czechoslovakia National Indoors - 1927 České Budějovice - 1927 Championships of Northern Bohemia - 1927 Praha (Prague) Deutscher Lawn Tennis Club - 1927 Opava - 1927 Šumperk - 1927 Roland Garros - 1926 Austrian International Championships - 1926 German International Championships - 1926 Austrian International Championships - 1925 Grand Hotel Panhans Championships - 1925 Bratislava championships - 1925 Prater Preis - 1925 Merano - 1924 Brno - 1924 Olympic Qualification Tournament - 1924 Austrian International Championships - 1923

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