Ivan Hlinka

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Czech sportsman human ice hockey coach ice hockey player

Ivan Hlinka was a legendary Czech ice hockey player and coach, renowned as one of Europe’s greatest forwards and a key figure in Czechoslovakia’s international hockey success.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Czech sportsman → human → ice hockey coach → ice hockey player →
causeOfDeath	car accident →
coached	Czech Republic to 1998 Winter Olympics gold medal in ice hockey → Czech Republic to 1999 IIHF World Championship gold medal →
coachOfSportsTeam	Czech Republic men's national ice hockey team → Czechoslovakia men's national ice hockey team → HC Litvínov → Pittsburgh Penguins →
countryOfBirth	Czechoslovakia →
countryOfCitizenship	Czech Republic → Czechoslovakia →
countryOfDeath	Czech Republic →
dateOfBirth	1950-01-26 →
dateOfDeath	2004-08-16 →
describedAs	key figure in Czechoslovakia's international hockey success → one of Europe's greatest ice hockey forwards →
familyName	Hlinka →
givenName	Ivan NERFINISHED →
hallOfFameInduction	Czech Ice Hockey Hall of Fame → IIHF Hall of Fame →
hasHonor	Ivan Hlinka Memorial Tournament named in his honor →
height	190 cm →
jerseyNumber	14 →
jerseyNumberRetiredBy	HC Litvínov →
leaguePlayedIn	Czechoslovak Extraliga → National Hockey League → Nationalliga A →
memberOfSportsTeam	EV Zug → HC Litvínov → Vancouver Canucks →
name	Ivan Hlinka →
nationalTeam	Czechoslovakia men's national ice hockey team →
participatedIn	1972 Winter Olympics → 1976 Winter Olympics → 1977 Ice Hockey World Championships → 1981 Canada Cup →
placeOfBirth	Most →
placeOfDeath	Karlovy Vary →
positionPlayed	centre →
shoots	left →
sport	ice hockey →
won	1972 Winter Olympics ice hockey bronze medal → 1976 Winter Olympics ice hockey silver medal → Ice Hockey World Championships bronze medal → Ice Hockey World Championships gold medal → Ice Hockey World Championships silver medal →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Ivan Hlinka →	name
Czechoslovakia men's national ice hockey team →	notablePlayer