Czechoslovak Figure Skating Championships

Czechoslovak Figure Skating Championships
StatusDefunct
GenreNational championships
FrequencyAnnual
Country Czechoslovakia
Organized byCzechoslovak Figure Skating Union

The Czechoslovak Figure Skating Championships were an annual figure skating competition organized by the Czechoslovak Figure Skating Union (Czech: Československý Krasobruslařský Svaz) to crown the national champions of Czechoslovakia. Championships were held as early as 1931, though no competitions were held between 1939 and 1945 due to the German occupation of Czechoslovakia during World War II.

Medals were awarded in men's singles, women's singles, pair skating, and ice dance. Karol Divín holds the record for winning the most Czechoslovak Championship titles in men's singles (with eleven), while Hana Mašková holds the record in women's singles (with five), Soňa Balunová and Miloslav Balun hold the record in pair skating (with six), and Eva Romanová and Pavel Roman hold the record in ice dance (with seven).

The peaceful dissolution of Czechoslovakia occurred on 31 December 1992, leading to the creation of two independent nations: the Czech Republic and Slovakia.[1] However, the 1993 Czechoslovak Figure Skating Championships had already been held in Hradec Králové earlier in December.[2] Therefore, the first figure skating championships of the newly independent Czech Republic and Slovakia did not take place until 1994.[3][4] Many Czechoslovak medalists went on to compete successfully for the newly independent nations: Kateřina Beránková, Radka Kovaříková, Lenka Kulovaná, René Novotný, Jaroslav Suchý, and Irena Zemanová for the Czech Republic;[5] and Pavol Poráč, Viera Poráčová, Zaneta Štefániková, and Rastislav Vnučko for Slovakia.[6]

Medalists

From left to right: Ondrej Nepela, eight-time Czechoslovak champion in men's singles; Jana Mrázková, five-time Czechoslovak champion in women's singles; and Eva Romanová and Pavel Roman, seven-time Czechoslovak champions in ice dance

Men's singles

Men's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1931 Prague Jozef Sliva Mr. Pražnovský Antonin Sliva [7]
1932 Ostrava Mr. Koudelka Mr. Sak [8]
1933 Antonin Sliva [9]
1934 Plzeň Mr. Koudelka Mr. Pražnovský Mr. Losert [10]
1935 Banská Bystrica Mr. Pražnovský Mr. Koudelka Mr. Sadilek [11]
1936 Opava Emil Ratzenhofer (Austria) Mr. Sadilek[a] Mr. Losert [12]
1937 Hradec Králové Mr. Pražnovský Mr. Hasenöhrl [13]
1938 Mr. Hasenöhrl No other competitors [14]
1939–45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Prague Zdeněk Fikar Josef Dědič Vladislav Čáp [15]
1947 Josef Dědič Zdeněk Fikar [16]
1948 Pardubice Vladislav Čáp Josef Dědič [17]
1949 Prague Ivan Mauer [18]
1950 Ostrava Zdeněk Fikar Vladislav Čáp Karol Divín [19]
1951 Prague Karol Divín Vladislav Čáp [20]
1952 Ostrava Miroslav Kutina [21]
1953 Bratislava Vladislav Čáp Ivan Mauer [22]
1954 Brno Karol Divín Zdeněk Fikar [23]
1955 Ostrava Ivan Mauer Miroslav Kutina [24]
1956 Prague Gerhardt Bubník [25]
1957 Gerhardt Bubník Pavel Fohler [26]
1958 Pavel Fohler Jaromír Holan [27]
1959 Bratislava [28]
1960 Prague [29]
1961 Ostrava Bodo Bockenauer (East Germany) [30]
1962 Bratislava Václav Kotek Karel Fajfr [31]
1963 Opava Marián Filc [32]
1964 Brno Ondrej Nepela Václav Kotek [33]
1965 Prague Ondrej Nepela Marián Filc [34]
1966 Ostrava Josef Tůma [35]
1967 Gottwaldov [36]
1968 Brno Petr Starec [37]
1969 České Budějovice [38]
1970 Prešov Jozef Žídek Zdeněk Pazdírek František Pechar [39]
1971 Plzeň Ondrej Nepela Jozef Žídek [40]
1972 Karviná [41]
1973 Liptovský Mikuláš František Pechar [42]
1974 Prague Zdeněk Pazdírek František Pechar Miroslav Šoška [43]
1975 Havířov [44]
1976 Prague Miroslav Šoška Zdeněk Pazdírek Karel Zelenka [45]
1977 Žilina František Pechar Jozef Sabovčík [46]
1978 Brno Ivan Králik Mr. Jelínek [47]
1979 Bratislava Jozef Sabovčík Josef Šenk [48]
1980 Karviná Jozef Sabovčík Miroslav Šoška [49]
1981 Košice Ivan Králik [50]
1982 Prostějov [51]
1983 Banská Bystrica Petr Barna Villiam Kálavský [52]
1984 Olomouc [53]
1985 Havířov Petr Barna Jozef Sabovčík Josef Šenk [54]
1986 Bratislava Jozef Sabovčík Jaroslav Suchý Miroslav Picek [55]
1987 Prostějov Petr Barna [56]
1988 Nitra Martin Kotulič [57]
1989 Havířov Pavel Vančo Jiří Jahn [58]
1990 Ostrava [59]
1991 Prague Rastislav Vnučko Mr. Ištoňa [60]
1992 Ružomberok Jaroslav Suchý Rastislav Vnučko [61]
1993 Hradec Králové Rastislav Vnučko Mr. Vince [2]

Women's singles

Women's event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1931 Prague Ms. Vesela Ms. Fröhlich No other competitors [7]
1932 Ostrava Paula Schmidt (Germany) Ms. Vesela Fräulein Ritscher (Germany) [8]
1933 Ms. Vesela No other competitors [9]
1934 Plzeň Ms. Metzner Ms. Mikec Ms. Vesela [10]
1935 Banská Bystrica Ms. Helbaum Ms. Subrt [11]
1936 Opava Fräulein Reisinger (Austria) Věra Hrubá[b] Ms. Metnerová [12]
1937 Hradec Králové Věra Hrubá Ms. Houdková Ms. Porgesová [13]
1938 Eva Nyklová Ms. Katzová [14]
1939–45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Prague Eva Nyklová Jiřina Nekolová Alena Vrzáňová [15]
1947 Alena Vrzáňová Dagmar Lerchová [16]
1948 Pardubice Dagmar Lerchová Ms. Masaková [62]
1949 Prague Jiřina Nekolová Dagmar Lerchová [18]
1950 Ostrava Dagmar Lerchová No other competitors [19]
1951 Prague Dagmar Lerchová Alexandra Černá Miroslava Náchodská [20]
1952 Ostrava Miroslava Náchodská Jarmila Königová [21]
1953 Bratislava Milena Tůmová [22]
1954 Brno Dagmar Lerchová Alexandra Černá [23]
1955 Ostrava Dagmar Lerchová-Řeháková Milena Tůmová Miroslava Náchodská [24]
1956 Prague Milena Tůmová Jindra Kramperová Milena Kladrubská [25]
1957 Jindra Kramperová Jitka Hlaváčková Jana Dočekalová [26]
1958 Jana Dočekalová Jitka Hlaváčková [27]
1959 Bratislava [28]
1960 Prague Jana Mrázková Jitka Hlaváčková Jindra Kramperová [63]
1961 Ostrava Jindra Kramperová Eva Grožajová [64]
1962 Bratislava Eva Grožajová Jitka Hlaváčková [31]
1963 Opava Jitka Šimonová [65]
1964 Brno Alena Augustová Bohunka Šrámková [33]
1965 Prague Hana Mašková Jana Mrázková [66]
1966 Ostrava Alena Augustová Marie Vichová [35]
1967 Gottwaldov Marie Vichová Eva Gašparcová [36]
1968 Brno Eleonora Barická [37]
1969 České Budějovice Ľudmila Bezáková [38]
1970 Prešov Ľudmila Bezáková Liana Drahová Iva Matysová [39]
1971 Plzeň [40]
1972 Karviná Liana Drahová Ľudmila Bezáková Helena Sedláčková [41]
1973 Liptovský Mikuláš Hana Knapova V. Nádvorníková [42]
1974 Prague Zdenka Fiurášková Eva Štolfová [43]
1975 Havířov Hana Knapová Iva Cibulková [44]
1976 Prague Hana Knapová Eva Ďurišinová Renata Baierová [45]
1977 Žilina Eva Ďurišinová Renata Baierová Ms. Schiesslová [46]
1978 Brno Renata Baierová Eva Ďurišinová Hana Veselá [47]
1979 Bratislava Hana Veselá Eva Ďurišinová [48]
1980 Karviná Barbora Knotková Hana Veselá [49]
1981 Košice Hana Veselá Barbora Knotková [50]
1982 Prostějov Hana Veselá Barbora Knotková Tatiana Michalková [51]
1983 Banská Bystrica Gabriela Ballová [52]
1984 Olomouc Kateřina Kamberská [53]
1985 Havířov Gabriela Ballová Hana Veselá Jana Přibylová [54]
1986 Bratislava Jana Přibylová Jana Petrušková [55]
1987 Prostějov Iveta Voralová Kateřina Nováková [56]
1988 Nitra [57]
1989 Havířov Marcela Kochollová Kateřina Mrázová [58]
1990 Ostrava Lenka Kulovaná [59]
1991 Prague Zaneta Štefániková Ms. Guzejová [60]
1992 Ružomberok Irena Zemanová Kateřina Beránková [61]
1993 Hradec Králové Kateřina Beránková Zaneta Štefániková [2]

Pairs

Pairs event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1931 Prague
  • Ms. Hoppe
  • Mr. Hoppe
  • Ms. Vesela
  • Mr. Vesela
 No other competitors [7]
1932 Ostrava
  • Ms. Vesela
  • Mr. Vesela
 No other competitors [8]
1933 [9]
1934 Plzeň Pairs competition cancelled due to poor condition of the ice [10]
1935 Banská Bystrica
  • Liese Klanek
  • Adolf Rozdol
(Austria)
[c]
  • Ms. Zachová
  • Mr. Glogar
 [11]
1936 Opava
  • Liese Klanek
  • Adolf Rosdol
(Austria)[d]
  • Edeltraut Kafka
  • Kurt Hanke
(Austria)[d] 		No other competitors [12]
1937 Hradec Králové
  • Ms. Procházková
  • Mr. Sukom
  • Ms. Kalinčiková
  • Mr. Zlogar
 [13]
1938
  • Ms. Wächterlová
  • Mr. Lesk
  • Ms. Procházková
  • Mr. Suk
 [14]
1939–45 No competitions due to World War II
1946 Prague
  • Ms. Douşkova
  • Mr. Sadílek
  • Mrs. Zochovi
  • Mr. Zochovi
  • Ms. Dúlková
  • Lt. Sturm
 [15]
1947
  • Ms. Zacharová
  • Mr. Zach
  • Ms. Douşkova
  • Mr. Sadílek
 [16]
1948 Pardubice
  • Ms. Prenosilová
  • Mr. Landl
 No other competitors [17]
1949 Prague
  • Ms. Zacharová
  • Mr. Zach
 [18]
1950 Ostrava
  • Ľudmila Dulková
  • Emil Skákala
 [19]
1951 Prague No other competitors [20]
1952 Ostrava [21]
1953 Bratislava No other competitors [22]
1954 Brno
[23]
1955 Ostrava
[67]
1956 Prague
  • Ms. Bečková
  • Mr. Hodaň
 [25]
1957
  • Ms. Červenková
  • Mr. Lebr
 [26]
1958 [27]
1959 Bratislava
[28]
1960 Prague
  • Marie Henzinová
  • Karel Janouch
 [29]
1961 Ostrava (East Germany) [30]
1962 Bratislava
  • Ms. Spátenková
  • Mr. Cirman
 [68]
1963 Opava
  • Olga Reinišová
  • Pavel Komářek
 [65]
1964 Brno
[33]
1965 Prague
  • Miroslava Sáblíková
  • Pavel Komárek
 [66]
1966 Ostrava [69]
1967 Gottwaldov
  • Dana Fialová
  • Milos Man
[70]
1968 Brno [37]
1969 České Budějovice
  • Dana Fialová
  • Josef Tůma
  • Miroslava Sáblíková
  • Pavel Komárek
 [38]
1970 Prešov
  • Dana Fialová
  • Josef Tůma
  • Ms. Kostelková
  • Mr. Smažil
 [39]
1971 Plzeň
  • Miroslava Sáblíková
  • Pavel Komárek
  • Ms. Nagyová
  • Mr. Lounek
 [40]
1972 Karviná
  • Miroslava Sáblíková
  • Pavel Komárek
  • Ilona Urbanová
  • Mr. Horniak
 [41]
1973 Liptovský Mikuláš
  • Ilona Urbanová
  • Ales Zach
  • Galina Drahová
  • Stanislav Židek
 [42]
1974 Prague
  • Ilona Urbanová
  • Ales Zach
 [43]
1975 Havířov [e]
  • Jana Blahová
  • Ludek Feňo
 No other competitors [44]
1976 Prague
  • Ramona Thýnová
  • Vlastimil Burian
 [45]
1977 Žilina
  • Renata Kostková
  • Jozef Komár
 [46]
1978 Brno
  • Ramona Thýnová
  • Vlastimil Burian
 No other competitors [47]
1979 Bratislava
  • Renata Kostková
  • Jozef Komár
  • Ramona Thýnová
  • Vlastimil Burian
 [48]
1980 Karviná
[49]
1981–82 No pairs competitors
1983 Banská Bystrica
  • Dagmar Kovářová
  • Jozef Komár
  • Ms. Dědková
  • Mr. Kozák
 [52]
1984 Olomouc
  • Dagmar Kovářová
  • Jozef Komár
 No other competitors [53]
1985 Havířov
  • Dagmar Kovářová
  • Jozef Komár
 No other competitors [54]
1986 Bratislava [f] No other competitors [55]
1987 Prostějov
  • Dagmar Kovářová
  • Karel Kovář
  • Ms. Mentliková
  • Mr. Dusar
 [56]
1988 Nitra
  • Barbora Smolíková
  • Roman Oberfranz
 [57]
1989 Havířov [g]
  • Barbora Smolíková
  • Roman Oberfranz
 No other competitors [58]
1990 Ostrava
  • Ms. Dragajevová
  • Karel Kovář
 [59]
1991 Prague No other competitors [60]
1992–93 No pairs competitors

Ice dance

Ice dance event medalists
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1959 Bratislava
  • Ms. Grožajová
  • Mr. Šturm
 [28]
1960 Prague
  • Ms. Zapletalová
  • Mr. Hodan
 [63]
1961 Ostrava
  • Ms. Horecká
  • Mr. Herman
 [64]
1962 Bratislava [31]
1963 Opava
  • Sylva Draisaitlová
  • Miroslav Gřešek
 [65]
1964 Brno [33]
1965 Prague
  • Ludmila Kotková
  • Václav Kotek
 [66]
1966 Ostrava
  • Sylva Draisaitlová
  • Miroslav Gřešek
[69]
1967 Gottwaldov
[70]
1968 Brno
  • Ms. Mihaliszková
  • Jaroslav Hainz
 [37]
1969 České Budějovice [38]
1970 Prešov
  • Eva Sklenská
  • Jan Řesek
  • Svetlana Marinonová
  • Milos Buršik
 [39]
1971 Plzeň
  • Svetlana Marinonová
  • Milos Buršik
  • Dana Rousová
  • Dusan Rous
 [40]
1972 Karviná
  • Ludmilla Nogolová
  • František Blaťák
 [41]
1973 Liptovský Mikuláš
  • Ludmilla Nogolová
  • František Blaťák
 [42]
1974 Prague [43]
1975 Havířov [44]
1976 Prague
  • Zuzana Vránová
  • Kamil Budík
[45]
1977 Žilina
  • Zuzana Vránová
  • Kamil Budík
 [46]
1978 Brno [47]
1979 Bratislava [48]
1980 Karviná [49]
1981 Košice [50]
1982 Prostějov [51]
1983 Banská Bystrica
  • Jana Kašpárková
  • Pavel Laurenčík
 [52]
1984 Olomouc [53]
1985 Havířov
  • Dana Jendrisková
  • Roman Sabol
 [54]
1986 Bratislava
  • Jana Kašpárková
  • Pavel Laurenčík
  • Jana Pospišilová
  • Michal Mrva
 [55]
1987 Prostějov
[56]
1988 Nitra [57]
1989 Havířov
[h]
  • Monika Mandiková
  • Oliver Pekár
 No other competitors [58]
1990 Ostrava
  • Ms. Goliášová
  • Mr. David
 [59]
1991 Prague [i] No other competitors [60]
1992 Ružomberok
[61]
1993 Hradec Králové [2]
Notes
  1. ^ Mr. Sadilek was named the 1936 Czechoslovak Champion since Emil Ratzenhofer, the first-place finisher, was a guest skater from Austria.
  2. ^ Věra Hrubá was named the 1936 Czechoslovak Champion since Fräulein Reisinger, the first-place finisher, was a guest skater from Austria.
  3. ^ Věra Trejbalová and Josef Vosolsobě were named the 1935 Czechoslovak Champions since Liese Kianek and Adolf Rozdol, the first-place finishers, were guest skaters from Austria.
  4. ^ a b There were no pairs champions named in the 1936 Czechoslovak Championships since all of the entrants were guest skaters from Austria.
  5. ^ Ingrid Spieglová and Alan Spiegl were not awarded the title of Czechoslovak Champions because the minimum required number of entrants in the competition was not met.[44]
  6. ^ Lenka Knapová and René Novotný were not awarded the title of Czechoslovak Champions because the minimum required number of entrants in the competition was not met.[55]
  7. ^ Radka Kovaříková and René Novotný were not awarded the title of Czechoslovak Champions because the minimum required number of entrants in the competition was not met.[58][59][60]
  8. ^ Andrea Juklová and Martin Šimeček were not awarded the title of Czechoslovak Champions because the minimum required number of entrants in the competition was not met.[58]
  9. ^ Kateřina Mrázová and Martin Šimeček were not awarded the title of Czechoslovak Champions because the minimum required number of entrants in the competition was not met.[60]

Records

From left to right: Karol Divín won eleven Czechoslovak Championship titles in men's singles; while Eva Romanová and Pavel Roman won seven Czechoslovak Championship titles in ice dance.
Records
Discipline Most championship titles
Skater(s) No. Years Ref.
Men's singles 11 1954–64 [71]
Women's singles 5 1965–69 [72]
Pairs 6 1950–55 [19][20]
[21][22]
[23][67]
Ice dance 7 1959–65 [28][63]
[64][31]
[65][33]
[66]

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  29. ^ a b "Színvonalas bemutatók az országos műkorcsolyázó-bajnokságon" [High-quality performances at the national figure skating championships]. Új Szó (in Hungarian). 11 January 1960. p. 4. Retrieved 2 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  30. ^ a b "Divín megvédte bajnokságát" [Divín defended his championship]. Új Szó (in Hungarian). 9 January 1961. p. 4 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  31. ^ a b c d "Az esélyesek megvédték bajnoki címüket" [The favorites defended their championship titles]. Új Szó (in Hungarian). 8 January 1962. p. 4. Retrieved 4 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  32. ^ "Legjobbjaink megvédték az országos műkorcsolyázó-bajnokságon" [Our best defended their titles at the national figure skating championship]. Új Szó (in Hungarian). 21 January 1963. p. 4. Retrieved 4 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  33. ^ a b c d e "Divín és Mrázková az új év első országos bajnokai" [Divín and Mrázková are the first national champions of the new year]. Új Szó (in Hungarian). 6 January 1964. p. 4. Retrieved 4 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  34. ^ "Po jedenácti letech mají čs. krasobruslaři nového mistra Nepela Divišovým nástupcem" [After eleven years they have Czechslovak championship figure skaters of the new master Nepela Divišová's successor]. Rudé Právo (in Slovak). 10 January 1965. p. 4. Retrieved 2 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  35. ^ a b "A tavalyi bajnokok ismét az ország legjobbjai" [Last year's champions are once again the best in the country]. Új Szó (in Hungarian). 10 January 1966. p. 3. Retrieved 2 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  36. ^ a b "Mašková és Nepela a mezőny fölé nőtt" [Mašková and Nepela rose above the field]. Új Szó (in Hungarian). 9 January 1967. p. 3. Retrieved 4 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  37. ^ a b c d "Přehled výsledků" [Results Summary]. Rudé Právo (in Czech). 8 January 1968. p. 4. Retrieved 5 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  38. ^ a b c d "Krasobruslaři si Rozdělili tituly Blýskalo se, ale neuhodilo" [Figure skaters shared the titles. They flashed, but they didn't hit.]. Rudé Právo (in Slovak). 13 January 1969. p. 5. Retrieved 2 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  39. ^ a b c d "Prága bajnoki cím nélkül" [Prague without a championship title]. Új Szó (in Hungarian). 19 January 1970. p. 3. Retrieved 2 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  40. ^ a b c d "Nepela spolehlivý – Pazdírek vynikající!" [Nepela reliable – Pazdírek excellent!]. Československý Sport (in Czech). 18 January 1971. p. 4. Retrieved 4 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  41. ^ a b c d "Jen u mužů jistota" [Certainty only for men]. Československý Sport (in Czech). 20 December 1971. pp. 1, 5. Retrieved 4 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  42. ^ a b c d "Majstri sa neľadali ťažko" [Masters were not hard to find.]. Pravda (in Czech). 15 January 1973. p. 6. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  43. ^ a b c d "Pazdírek a Dráhová" [Pazdírek and Dráhová]. Svoboda (in Czech). 14 January 1974. p. 7. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  44. ^ a b c d e "Labut zaznela z dlaní" [A swan sounded from the palms]. Pravda (in Czech). 13 January 1975. p. 6. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  45. ^ a b c d "Jeden trojitý sa vydaril" [One triple was successful]. Pravda (in Czech). 5 January 1976. p. 6. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  46. ^ a b c d "Dobrý průměr, ženy na chvostu" [Good average, women on the tail]. Československý Sport. 17 January 1977. p. 1. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  47. ^ a b c d "Úroveň zachránili Spieglovi" [The Spiegls saved the level]. Lidová Demokracie (in Czech). 9 January 1978. p. 6. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  48. ^ a b c d "Po šedých výkonoch farbistý tanec" [After gray performances, colorful dance]. Pravda (in Czech). 8 January 1979. p. 5. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  49. ^ a b c d "Nový muž na trůnu: Sabovčík" [New man on the throne: Sabovčík]. Lidová Demokracie (in Czech). 7 January 1980. p. 6. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
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  51. ^ a b c "Len Sabovčík suverénne" [Len Sabovčík sovereign]. Práca (in Czech). 11 January 1982. p. 8. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  52. ^ a b c d "Po dlhom čase šestka – a zaslúžená" [Six after a long time – and well deserved]. Pravda (in Czech). 10 January 1983. p. 5. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  53. ^ a b c d "Sabovčík biztató formában" [Sabovčík in encouraging form]. Új Szó (in Hungarian). 19 December 1983. p. 7. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  54. ^ a b c d "Barnovi se bojovnost vyplatila" [Barna's fighting spirit paid off]. Rudé Právo (in Czech). 14 January 1985. p. 8. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
  55. ^ a b c d e "Majstrovský výkon – so sebazaprením" [A masterful performance - with self-denial]. Pravda (in Czech). 6 January 1986. p. 6. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
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  57. ^ a b c d "Všichni krasobruslařští mistři obhájili tituly" [All figure skating champions defended their titles]. Rudé Právo (in Czech). 21 December 1987. p. 7. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
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  59. ^ a b c d e "Pro pátý titul s make upem" [For the fifth title with make up]. Rudé Právo (in Czech). 15 January 1990. p. 7. Retrieved 3 September 2025 – via Arcanum Newspapers.
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