Richard Vogt 1913 – 1988

Biography

Richard Vogt was born on January 26, 1913, in Hamburg, Germany, during a transformative period in European history. He grew up in this dynamic port city, which would shape much of his early life and career. From his youth, Vogt pursued boxing, a sport that demanded discipline, courage, and dedication—qualities that defined his character throughout his life.

As a German boxer, Vogt competed during an era when athletic pursuits offered both personal achievement and a connection to his community. Boxing provided him with a platform to test his skills and determination against opponents from his region and beyond. His commitment to the sport reflected the broader culture of athletic competition that flourished in Germany during the early twentieth century.

Richard Vogt remained a resident of Hamburg throughout his life, never leaving the city of his birth. He lived through remarkable historical transformations, witnessing his homeland through decades of significant change. On July 13, 1988, at the age of seventy-five, Vogt passed away in Hamburg, bringing to a close a life lived in the city he always called home.