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Mirko Eichhorn (born 30 August 1971) is a former German figure skater. He won two national titles, East German in 1989 and German in 1992. He competed at four World Championships and four European Championships.[1] His best result was seventh at the 1991 European Championships.

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Mirko Eichhorn
Personal information
Country represented	Germany East Germany
Born	(1971-08-30) 30 August 1971 (age 51) East Berlin, East Germany
Former coach	Rolf Österreich
Former skating club	SC Berlin
Retired	1996

Competitive highlights

International
Event	86–87 (GDR)	87–88 (GDR)	88–89 (GDR)	89–90 (GDR)	90–91 (GER)	91–92 (GER)	92–93 (GER)	93–94 (GER)	94–95 (GER)	95–96 (GER)
Worlds			16th	21st	15th	15th
Europeans					7th	13th		16th	19th
GP Nations Cup										11th
Internat. Paris								9th
Nations Cup						2nd
Skate America						8th
Prague Skate				3rd
Skate Israel										11th
International: Junior
Junior Worlds			5th	5th
Blue Swords				1st J
National
German					2nd	1st	WD	2nd	3rd
East German	4th	3rd	1st	2nd
GP = Champions Series; J = Junior level; WD = Withdrew

References

• German wiki article^{[circular reference]}

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