Name Karl-Heinz Kopcke | Role Television presenter TV shows Tagesschau | |
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Born September 29, 1922 ( 1922-09-29 ) Weimar Republic Spouse Gertie Kelkenberg (m. 1948–1991) Similar People Werner Veigel, Dagmar Berghoff, Wilhelm Wieben, Susan Stahnke | ||
Karl heinz kopcke das buch
Karl-Heinz Köpcke (September 29, 1922 in Hamburg – September 27, 1991 in Hamburg) was a German television presenter and newsreader.
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- Karl heinz kopcke das buch
- Rudi Carrell Karl Heinz Kpcke Nachhilfe in deutsch 1971
- Life
- Literature
- References
Rudi Carrell & Karl Heinz Köpcke - Nachhilfe in deutsch 1971
Life
Köpcke wanted to make a commercial training in his hometown of Hamburg, when he was drafted in 1941 to the Reichsarbeitsdienst. As a member of the Luftwaffe, Köpcke was captured by the French in 1945; he was freed in 1946.
He first went to Radio Bremen, before going to Hamburg in 1949 to take up a position as a radio announcer for the NWDR channel. His long-term presence on the screen - he was a newsreader on the Tagesschau bulletins from March 2, 1959 to September 10, 1987 - earned him the nickname Mr. Tagesschau . He was the chief newsreader from 1964.
In 1978, the Tagesthemen news analysis programme was introduced, in which the newsreader played a background role to the main presenter. During the first broadcast, Köpcke protested by demonstratively shuffling his papers and by coughing.
In German-speaking countries, he set standards for the appearance and operation of newscasters. He died four years after his retirement at the age of 68 years from cancer, shortly after the death of his wife, broadcasting colleague Gertie Kelkenberg. They married in 1948.
His grave is located in Hamburg at the Cemetery Ohlsdorf
Literature
