Eduard, Prinz zu Salm-Horstmar

Biographical information

RolesAdministrator
SexMale
Full nameEduard Max Vollrath Friedrich•zu Salm-Horstmar
Used nameEduard, Prinz•zu Salm-Horstmar
Born22 August 1841 in Stift Varlar, Nordrhein-Westfalen (GER)
Died23 December 1923 in Potsdam, Brandenburg (GER)
Title(s)Prinz (Prince)
NOC Germany

Biography

Eduard, Prince von Salm-Horstmar was Vice-President of the Committee for German participation at the 1900 Games in Paris, and was then President of the Committee for the 1904 Olympics. He was co-opted onto the IOC in April 1901 and served until April 1905, but never attended an IOC Session during his tenure. Prince von Salm-Horstmar was an officer in the Prussian Cavalry from 1858, was a socially prominent figure, and was a member of the prestigious Union Club of Berlin and the German Automobile Club. Before his retirement from the Army as a General in 1919 he served as an Imperial and Royal aide-de-camp and President of the General Staff Decorations Commission (1895-1910).

Organization roles

Role Organization Tenure NOC As
Member International Olympic Committee 1901—1905 GER Eduard, Prinz zu Salm-Horstmar
President Deutscher Olympischer Sportbund 1903—1904 GER Eduard, Prinz zu Salm-Horstmar
President Deutscher Olympischer Sportbund 1904—1905 GER Eduard, Prinz zu Salm-Horstmar

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