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Emil Zatopek, Dana Zatopkova, photograph

Olympic Gold medal winners Emil Zatopek and his wife Dana Zatopkova poses for camera with a photograph of themselves in the best years of their sports activity. CTK Photo/Karel Vlcek

Juan Antonio Samaranch, Emil Zatopek, Silver Olympic Order

Legendary Czech runner Emil Zatopek, right, four time Olympic gold medal winner, receives the Silver Olympic Order from IOC President Juan Antonio Samaranch during the Czechoslovak Olympic Committee 90th anniversary celebrations in Prague, May 31, 1989. CTK Photo/Petr Maticka

Emil Zatopek starts the New Year's Eve run in Werl on 31.12.1986.

Emil Zatopek starts the New Year's Eve run in Werl on 31.12.1986. [automated translation]

KAREL GOTT, EMIL ZATOPEK

***ARCHIVE PHOTO from November, 5, 1968.*** Czech singer Karel Gott speaks with Czech athlete, olympic winner and record breaker Emil Zatopek in Prague, Czechoslovakia on Nov. 5, 1968. (CTK Photo/Jovan Dezort)

Alexander Dubcek, Vera Caslavska, Emil Zatopek, Dana Zatopkova, Milena Duchkova

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek with athletic legends Emil Zatopek, right, and his wife Dana Zatopkova, second from right, sports gymnast Vera Caslavska, third from left, and diver Milena Duchkova, left, during a meeting of state leaders with sportsmen at Prague Castle before the 1968 summer Olympics, September 19, 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic

Alexander Dubcek, Vera Caslavska, Emil Zatopek, Dana Zatopkova, Milena Duchkova

Emil Zatopek, Oldrich Cernik, Ludvik Svoboda

Olympic gold medal winner Emil Zatopek, left, with President Ludvik Svoboda,center, and Premier Oldrich Cernik, right, during a meeting of Communist party and government officials with sportsmen at Prague castle before the 1968 summer Olympics in Mexico, September 19, 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic

Leichtathlet Emil Zatopek

CSSR Krise. Der tschechoslowakische Leichtathlet Emil Zatopek gibt Autogramme am 27. August 1968 in Prag.

Emil Zatopek, protest, debate, disussion, Prague

Troops of the Soviet Union and its Warsaw Pact allies invaded Czechoslovakia on August 21, 1968, to halt political liberalization in the country called the Prague Spring. Legendary Czech marathon runner and Olympic winner Emil Zatopek, centre, who was a strong opponent of the invasion, in the crowd of protesting people at Wenceslas Square in Prague on August 21, 1968. CTK Photo

Emil Zatopek, protest, debate, disussion, Prague

posters, signs, leaflets, information, news, protest

Troops of the Soviet Union and its Warsaw Pact allies invaded Czechoslovakia on August 21, 1968, to halt political liberalization in the country called the Prague Spring. People read protest messages and posters taped to store windows in Prague. The message reads We join the Zatopeks´ appeal that USSR is not allowed to take part in the Olympics. Emil Zatopek and his wife Dana were Czechoslovak sports legends and Olympic winners. CTK Photo

posters, signs, leaflets, information, news, protest

Troops of the Soviet Union and its Warsaw Pact allies invaded Czechoslovakia on August 21, 1968, to halt political liberalization in the country called the Prague Spring. People read protest messages and posters taped to store windows in Prague. The message reads We join the Zatopek's appeal that USSR is not allowed to take part in the Olympics. Emil Zatopek and his wife Dana were Czechoslovak sports legends and Olympic winners. CTK Photo

relay, Emil Zatopek, Dana Zatopkova

Olympic gold medal winners Emil Zatopek and his wife Dana Zatopkova open the Relay Run of Friendship and Peace, May 1968. (CTK Photo/Bedrich Krejci)

Emil Zatopek, Dana Zatopkova

Olympic gold medal winners Emil Zatopek and his wife Dana Zatopkova open the Relay Run of Friendship and Peace, May 1968. CTK Photo/Bedrich Krejci

relay, Emil Zatopek, Dana Zatopkova

Olympic gold medal winners Emil Zatopek and his wife Dana Zatopkova open the Relay Run of Friendship and Peace, May 1968. CTK Photo/Bedrich Krejci

Karel Gott, Emil Zatopek

Singer Karel Gott, left, performs during the Czechoslovak Television debate with athlete Emil Zatopek, standing right, on September 14, 1966. (CTK Photo/Mrazova)

Emil Zátopek und Adolf Gruber

Track athletes Emil Zátopek (left) and Adolf Gruber in Vienna at the WAC course. March 1959.

Emil Zatopek und Adolf >Dolfi< Gruber 1959

The athlete Emil Zatopek (left) and Adolf >Dolfi< Gruber at forest run at the Constantine hill (Prater's main Avenue) in Vienna. 1959.

Emil Zatopek and Herbert Schade (right) in Solingen 03.09.1957 in the 10,000m race.

Emil Zatopek and Herbert Schade (right) in Solingen 03.09.1957 in the 10,000m race. [automated translation]

Emil Zatopek and Herbert Schade (right) in Solingen 03.09.1957 in the 10,000m race.

Emil Zatopek and Herbert Schade (right) in Solingen 03.09.1957 in the 10,000m race. [automated translation]

Emil Zatopek, track shoes, spike

Legendary Czech runner and Olympic Gold medal winner Emil Zatopek before a training at army stadium in Prague, July 1957. CTK Photo/Zdenek Havelka

Conolly-Fikotova-Zatopek-Zatopkova-wedding

Olympic Gold medal winners Harald Conolly, third from left, and Olga Fikotova, centre, during their wedding ceremony in a Prague church on March 27, 1957. Also shown are Czech Olympic Gold medal winners Emil Zatopek, second from right, and his wife Dana Zatopkova, right, who were among the guests. CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic

Conolly,Fikotova,Zatopek,Zatopkova,wedding

Olympic Gold medal winners Harald Conolly of United States, left, and Czech Olga Fikotova, during their wedding ceremony in a Prague church on March 27, 1957. Also shown are Czech Olympic Gold medal winners Emil Zatopek, right, and his wife Dana Zatopkova, centre, who were among the guests. CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic

Conolly-Fikotova-Zatopek-Zatopkova

Olympic Gold medal winners Harald Conolly, second from right, and Olga Fikotova,second from left, during their wedding ceremony in Prague on March 27, 1957. Also shown are Czech Olympic Gold medal winners Emil Zatopek, right, and his wife Dana Zatopkova, left, who were among the guests. CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic

Emil Zatopek

Emil Zatopek (1922-2000) coureur tcheque ici lors des championnats en Grece le 16 aout 1957 Neg:38226PL --- Emil Zatopek (1922-2000) czech runner during race in Greece august 16, 1957

Emil Zatopek

Czechoslovakia 1956, Emil Zatopek, four time Olympic gold medalist, in Olympic uniform. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek

Emil Zatopek, coureur tcheque surnomme 'La Locomotive', ici au Cross de L'Humanite a Vincennes en 1956 Sur le podium, les coureurs sovietiques Kutz et Kromick, Zatopek est 3e Neg 67/3 Emil Zatopek, czech runner during cross country race at the party of newspaper L'Humanite in 1956 : on the podium, soviet runners Kutz and Kromick, Zatopek arrived in 3rd position

Emil Zatopek

Emil Zatopek, coureur tcheque surnomme 'La Locomotive', ici au Cross de L'Humanite a Vincennes en 1956 Neg 67/1 Emil Zatopek, czech runner during cross country race at the party of newspaper L'Humanite in 1956

Emil Zatopek, track, stadium

Czechoslovakia, Brno 1955, long distance runner Emil Zatopek, four time Olympic gold medalist, runs 10 km in a gathering against Poland. CTK Photo/Frantisek Nesvadba

Emil Zatopek

Emil Zatopek, coureur tcheque surnomme 'La Locomotive', ici au Cross de L'Humanite a Vincennes en 1955 Neg 65/1 Emil Zatopek, czech runner during cross country race at the party of newspaper L'Humanite in 1955

Emil Zatopek, Dana Zatopkova

Legendary long track runner Emil Zatopek with his wife Dana Zatopkova at the airport after their return from a track and field event in Brasilia. CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic

Emil Zatopek

Emil Zatopek, coureur tcheque surnomme "La Locomotive", triple champion du monde de course a pieds, ici au stade de Colombe le 31 mai 1954 ou il va battre le record du monde de 5000m --- Emil Zatopek, czech runner during a 5000m race on may 31, 1954 (he broke the world record)

Emil Zatopek

Emil Zatopek, coureur tcheque, bat le record du monde des 5 000 metres en 13' 57'' 2/10 au stade de Colombes le 31 mai 1954 --- Czech runner Emil Zatopek on may 31, 1954 in stadium in Colombes (world record on 5000m)

world record, Emil Zatopek

Czechoslovakia 1953. Emil Zatopek, four time Olympic gold medalist, at Houstka Stadium after setting two world records. CTK Photo/Zdenek Havelka

Emil Zatopek, world record

Czechoslovakia 1953. Emil Zatopek, four time Olympic gold medalist runs 10 km at Houstka Stadium to set a new world record clocking 29:01,6. CTK Photo/Zdenek Havelka

Emil Zatopek, training, snow, forest

Four time Olympic gold medal winner and legendary runner Emil Zatopek during a training session in Stara Boleslav in 1953. CTK Photo/Jaroslav Skala

Emil Zatopek, training

Four time Olympic gold medal winner and legendary runner Emil Zatopek during a training session in Stara Boleslav in 1953. CTK Photo/Jaroslav Skala

Emil Zatopek, training,

Four time Olympic gold medal winner and legendary runner Emil Zatopek during a training session in Stara Boleslav in 1953. CTK Photo/Jaroslav Skala

Emil Zatopek, training, snow

Four time Olympic gold medal winner and legendary runner Emil Zatopek during a training session in Stara Boleslav in 1953. CTK Photo/Jaroslav Skala

Emil Zatopek, Milos Tomis, Jaroslav Sourek

Czechoslovakia, Stara Boleslav, Emil Zatopek with other long distance runners Jaroslav Sourek and Milos Tomis write notes after training

Emil Zatopek, Dana Zatopkova

quadruple Olympic gold medal winner in running Emil Zatopek with wife Dana a gold medalist in Olympics in javelin, in 1952 studio photograph, CTK Vintage Photo

winner Emil Zatopek

Czechoslovakia 1952, Emil Zatopek, four time Olympic gold medalist ran 15 miles, 20 km and 30 km at Houstka Stadium winning with world records gives interview to Josef Laufer

world record, Zatopek

Czechoslovakia 1952, Emil Zatopek, four time Olympic gold medalist ran 15 miles, 20 km and 30 km at Houstka Stadium winning with world records

world record

Czechoslovakia 1952, Emil Zatopek, four time Olympic gold medalist runs 15 miles at Houstka Stadium winning with new world record, CTK Vintage Photo

Zatopek, world record

Czechoslovakia 1952, Emil Zatopek, four time Olympic gold medalist runs 15 miles, 20 km and 30 km at Houstka Stadium winning with world records

Emil and Dana Zatopek

Emil Zatopek, the Czech legend and four times Olympic gold winner in long distance track, at home with his wife Dana, Olympic gold medalist in javelin

Vitkovice, Emil Zatopek, Dana Zatopkova

Vitkovice, Czechoslovakia. Dana Zatopkova, Olympic gold medal winner in javelin from Summer Olympic Games in Helsinki 1952 speaks to enthusiastic crowd of steel workers while her husband, Emil Zatopek a three time gold winner from the same Olympics smiles on. CTK Vintage Photo

Vitkovice, Emil Zatopek, Dana Zatopkova

Emil Zatopek

Four times Olympic gold medal winner in long distance running Emil Zatopek, wearing a sweat shirt with Czech lion, a natiaonla symbol, poses to camera

Young Communists, children, school children

Czechoslovakia 1952, Emil Zatopek, legendary long track runner and multiple Olympic gold medal winner is flocked by school girls wearing Pioneer uniforms. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek, Dana Zatopkova

Married couple Emil and Dana Zatopek brought home to Prague four gold medals they won at Helsinki Olympic Games in 1952, CTK Vintage Photo

Emil and Dana Zatopek

Czechoslolvakia, married couple Emil and Dana Zatopek brought home to Prague four gold medals they won at Helsinki Olympic games in 1952, CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek, Dana Zatopkova

Finland 1952 Olympics, Emil Zatopek, four time Olympic gold medalist winning running 35 km marathon race with number 903 in Helsinki, Finland, receives congratulation from his wife Dana Zatopkova - javelin thrower. (CTK/Photo)

JO d'Helsinki, 1952 : Zatopek

Jeux Olympiques d'ete d'Helsinki en 1952 : 10000m : Emil Zatopek, vainqueur, le 22 juillet 1952 Neg:14411PL --- Olympic Games in Helsinki : Emil Zatopek winning the 10000 meters race july 22, 1952

JO d'Helsinki, 1952 : Zatopek

Jeux Olympiques d'ete d'Helsinki en 1952 : 5000m : Emil Zatopek est en tete le 25 juillet 1952 Neg:14443PL --- Olympic Games 1952 : Emil Zatopek in the lead during 5000 m. race july 25, 1952

Emil Zatopek, iron works

Czechoslovakia 1951. Olympic Gold medal winner and legendary Czech marathon runner Emil Zatopek, centre, visits building ground of new iron works in Ostrava Kuncice. CTK Photo/Jan Tachezy

Strahov Stadium, Prague

Legendary long distance runner Emil Zatopek during clebration of the Day of Czechoslovak Army runs 5 km race while the Strahov Stadium is decorated by giant portraits of Communist leaders J. V. Stalin, Klement Gottwald and Mao. CTK Vintage Photo

Zatopek, wolrd record

Czechoslovakia 1953, Emil Zatopek, four time Olympic gold medalist runs 20 km at Houstka Stadium winning with world record

uniform, Captain

Czechoslovakia 1950, Emil Zatopek, four time Olympic gold medalist in army uniform as Staff Captain

Emil Zatopek, gold medalist, Olympic winner

Emil Zatopek, Olympic gold medalist, is shown here with portrait of Communist leader Klement Gottwald. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek

Czechoslovakia - Prague 1950. Multiple Olympic gold medal winner in long distance track Emil Zatopek returnes to Prague after competing in Brussels.. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek in army uniform

Emil Zatopek, Olympic gold medalist, is shown here in Czechoslovak Socialist Army uniform as a faithful servant to Socialist ideals. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek

Czechoslovakia - Prague, 1950. Emil Zatopek, multiple Olympic gold medal winner waves to crowd from Horch convertible on Wenceslas square. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek

Czechoslovakia - Prague, 1950. Emil Zatopek, multiple Olympic gold medal winner waves to crowd from Horch convertible on Wenceslas square. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek

Czechoslovakia - Prague, 1950. Emil Zatopek, multiple Olympic gold medal winner waves to crowd from Horch convertible near Wenceslas square. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek

Czechoslovakia - Prague, 1950. Emil Zatopek, multiple Olympic gold medal winner waves to crowd from Horch convertible on Wenceslas square. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek

Czechoslovakia - Prague, 1950. Emil Zatopek, multiple Olympic gold medal winner waves to crowd from Horch convertible on Wenceslas square. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek

Czechoslovakia - Prague, 1950. Emil Zatopek, multiple Olympic gold medal winner waves to crowd from Horch convertible near Wenceslas square. CTK Vintage Photo

Wilson Street

Czechoslovakia - Prague, 1950. Emil Zatopek, multiple Olympic gold medal winner waves the streetac passangers from Horch convertible near Wenceslas square. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek, Skoda workers, Prague

Czechoslovakia 1949, legendary long track runner and four times Olympic gold medal winner meets with Skoda workers who successfuly completed Communist Party planned economic five year plan. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek, Skoda workers, Prague

Emil Zatopek, Jan Werich

Czechoslovakia 1949, Emil Zatopek, future four time Olympic gold medalist meets with actor Jan Werich

smoker, non smoker

Czechoslovakia 1949, Emil Zatopek, future four time Olympic gold medalist meets with actor Jan Werich

runner, actor

Czechoslovakia 1949, Emil Zatopek, future four time Olympic gold medalist meets with actor Jan Werich

Emil Zatopek

Czechoslovak athlete Emil Zatopek undergoes a medical control after his world record on 10,000 metres run during an athletic meeting in Ostrava, Czechoslovakia, on June 11, 1949. (CTK Photo)

Emil Zatopek

Czechoslovakia, Prague 1948. Long distance runner Emil Zatopek during 5 kilometer race in Strahov, Prague, Czechoslovakia, August 18, 1948. CTK Vintage Photo (CTK Photo/Iljic Holoubek)

Emil Zatopek

Czechoslovakia - Prague 1948. Long distance runner and future winner of four gold Olympic medals Emil Zatopek. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek

Czechoslovakia, Prague 1947, Emil Zatopek, future four time Olympic gold medalist after wining 5 km race at Strahov Stadium. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek, army uniform

Prague, Czechoslovakia 1947, Emil Zatopek, future four time Olympic gold medalist in army uniform, third from left, with other members of Czechoslovak Army, are photographed at Wilson Train Station departing for Hannover, Germany. CTK Vintage Photo

Emil Zatopek

Emil Zatopek, athlete, Czechoslovakia, Leichtathlet

Emil Zatopek

Emil Zatopek, athlete, Czechoslovakia, Leichtathlet

Emil Zatopek

Emil Zatopek (1922-2000) coureur tcheque

ARD Sportgala 1992

ARD Sportgala 1992, Abendveranstaltung am 13. Dezember 1992, mit dabei: Ion Tiriac, Dieter Baumann, Moderator Gerhard Meier-Röhn, Emil Zatopek, Herbert Schade

Mono Negative

Olympic romance as Hal and Olga wed in Prague. Czech Olga Fikotova and US gold medallist Harold Connolly marry at Prague City Hall, seen here sharing a joke during the Catholic ceremonyin the Church of St Tyn . Emil Zatopek as best man, Dana Zapotekova as maid of honour. 27 March 1957

Mono Print

Emil Zatopek wins the Olympic 10,000 metres at Wembley. 30 July 1948

Mono Print

Emil Zatopek sets new World Record for 5000 metres. Emile Zatopek, pictured as he set the world record in 13 mins 57.2 secs, one second faster than Sweden's, Gundar Haegg in September 1942. Zatopek, winner of three Olympic gold medals, is now the holder of nine world records. The French authorities had at first refused him a visa to enter France for his Paris appearance, but later relented. 31st May 1954

Mono Print

Emil Zatopek of Czechoslovakia smiles with joy as he wins the Olympic marathon in 2 hours 23 minutes and 3.2 seconds. 27th July 1952.

Mono Print

Emil Zatopek, (centre) who won his third Gold medal at the Helsinki Olympic Games.He ran the marathon in 2 hours 23 minutes 3.2 seconds. Second was Reinaldo Corno of Argentina, R, and 3rd Gustaf Jansson of Sweden. 28th July 1952

Mono Print

Olympic Games 1952 - Helsinki - Finland. Emil Zatopek leads from Mimoun and Schade in the final of the 5000m as Chataway stumbles and falls. July 1952.

Mono Negative

Ethiopia's champion marathon runner crosses the finish line in Stockholm, Sweden to set a new world record for the one hour run. He covered 20.226 meters in the time. The old record of 20.052.5 meters belonged to veteran World Champion Emil Zatopek. 28th May 1962.

Mono Negative

Two former arch rivals on the long distance track , Emil Zatopek ( centre ) of Czechoslovakia and Gaston Reiff ( right ) of Belgium enjoy a joke as they are interviewed at the Olympic Village . 13th October 1968

Mono Print

Emil Zatopek - portrait. The Czech crisis. Zapotek harangued a crowd of hundreds in Prague's public garden on the great Na Pirkope Shoppping street. Dressed in his lieutenant-colonel's uniform he called on the Russian troops to go. 24 August 1968

Mono Negative

Prague - Czech national hero Emil Zatopek, quadruple Olympic gold medallist, and now an officer in the Czechoslovak army, discusses the occupation of his country by Warsaw Pact forces with Prague citizens. Zapotek harangued a crowd of hundreds in Prague's public garden on the great Na Pirkope Shoppping street. Dressed in his lieutenant-colonel's uniform he called on the Russian troops to go. 23 August 1968

Mono Print

Emil Zatopek. Famous Olympic winner Emil Zapotek has arrived in Athens for a few days holiday. Photographed with air hostesses of the Olympic Airways who have welcomed him at Athens airport, 13 August 1966

Mono Print

Emil Zatopek having a swim in the Olympic pool in Rome 23 August 1960

Mono Negative

Rome - Emil Zatopek (centre) is seen sprinting round the Acqua Acetosa Stadium with Olympic athletes from the USA, Russia and Turkey. 23 August 1960

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