RShe never liked ummel around her person. Even back then, when she rose to superstar with three Olympic championships in water jumping in the 1960s. Ingrid Gulbin, 77, who was the first woman to lead a German team into the stadium at the Olympic Games in Tokyo in 1964, loves restraint. The Dresden resident repeatedly refuses to appear in public.
That is why it is also a real challenge to come into contact with the petite Saxon, who rose to star under her maiden name Krämer. It took a lot of persuasion before she consented. WELT AM SONNTAG meets her accompanied by her husband at a friend’s property not far from her apartment in Cossebaude, a district of Dresden. She smiles a little embarrassed when she speaks. Bitterness resonates with a topic.
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