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I met Bruch at Crystal Palace, England in late Sixties, early Seventies. He bench-pressed 280 KG - phenomenal for the time.
I believe he broke the Discus World record - but with a discus that was about 15 g light of the required 2 Kg:
1 70.12 Richard Bruch SWE 02.07.46 Malmö 17.04.1971