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Sabine Heidrun Bothe (8 July 1960 – 21 September 2023), also known as Sabine Adamik, was a German handball goalkeeper. She participated at the 1992 Summer Olympics, where the German national team was placed fourth.

Bothe was born in Havelberg on 8 July 1960, and died in Garsten on 21 September 2023, at the age of 63.^[1]

References

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^ TRAUER UM SABINE BOTHE (in German)

External links

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Profile at sports-reference.com

v t e Germany women's squad – 1992 Summer Olympics
Sabine Adamik Andrea Bölk Eike Bram Carola Ciszewski Michaela Erler Silke Fittinger Sybille Gruner Rita Köster Anja Krüger Elena Leonte Kerstin Mühlner Gabriele Palme Silvia Schmitt Andrea Stolletz Bianca Urbanke

v t e Germany women's squad – 1993 World Championship
Sabine Adamik Heike Axmann Andrea Bölk Eike Bram Carola Ciszewski Cordula David Michaela Erler Sybille Gruner Karen Heinrich Franziska Heinz Heike Murrweiss Gabriele Palme Michaela Schanze Bianca Urbanke Birgit Wagner Renate Zienkiewicz

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