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Herbert Burdenski: The first football hero after dark times

At first glance, this balance does not read very remarkably: Herbert Burdenski scored two goals in five international matches for Germany between 1941 and 1951. His career was interrupted as many others through the Second World War. Who knows what would have been possible for the man who would have celebrated his 100th birthday this Thursday. History wrote "Budde" - father of the Bremen Torwartide Dieter Burdenski \ - but despite all the historical adversities. Or especially in connection with these. discovery and teammate of the great Schalke Ernst Kuzorra Assauer, Reck, Rost and Özil entered his footsteps Sprößling Dieter Burdenski remained "the son of..." as a national player himself as a national player " In the first international match after the war, the midfield player scored the 1-0 winning goal against Switzerland by penalty. For many, this November 22, 1950 in Stuttgart marked no less than one (further) act of resuming Germany to the international c...