Karl Kanhäuser
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Career & Clubs
- Club
- Vienna Sportclub (1919–1925)
- Club
- Wiener Sport-Club (1919–1925)
- Club
- DFC Prag (1925–1937)
- Club
- Austria men's national football team (1921–1924)
- Club
- Czechoslovakia men's national association football team (1931–1931)
Personal
Kanhauser renounced Austrian for Czechoslovak citizenship in 1931. Kanhauser continued to live in Prague with his family through the Second World War until in 1944 he was drafted in the Wehrmacht and deployed to Yugoslavia where he went missing in action. He was declared by the Vienna Regional Court to have died on 31 December 1945, five months on from his 45th birthday and seven months after the end of war in Europe.
Clubs
- Vienna Sportclub1919–1925
- Wiener Sport-Club1919–1925
- Austria men's national football team1921–1924
- DFC Prag1925–1937
- Czechoslovakia men's national association football team1931–1931
Played together with
- Adolf PatekDFC Prag · 1922–1926
- Adolf PatekDFC Prag · 1934–1936
- Adolf PatekWiener Sport-Club · 1916–1920
- Alberto Ariel MartínezWiener Sport-Club · 1978–1979
- Alberto Ariel MartínezWiener Sport-Club · 1980–1982
Alfred RiedlWiener Sport-Club · 1982–1984
Alfred TatarWiener Sport-Club · 1981–1983- Andreas ReisingerWiener Sport-Club · 1986–1989
- Andreas ReisingerWiener Sport-Club · 1994–1997
- Anton PowolnyWiener Sport-Club · 1929–1931
- Arminas NarbekovasWiener Sport-Club · 2001–2003
- Arvydas JanonisWiener Sport-Club · 1994–1995
Archive
Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Karl Kanhäuser, also known as Karel Kannhauser was a footballer who played international football for both Austria and Czechoslovakia. Kanhäuser played as a striker for Wiener Sport-Club and DFC Prag. His brother was fellow player Eduard Kanhäuser.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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