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1989 World Table Tennis Championships
Location:
Dortmund (West Germany)
Date:
29 March - 9 April 1989
Medalists
Category
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Category:
Men's Singles
Gold:
Waldner Jan-Ove
Silver:
Persson Jorgen
Bronze:
Grubba Andrzej
Yu Shentong
Category:
Women's Singles
Gold:
Qiao Hong
Silver:
Li Bun Hui
Bronze:
Hyun Junghwa
Chen Jing
Category:
Men's Doubles
Gold:
Fetzner Steffen
Rosskopf Jorg
Silver:
Kucharski Leszek
Kalinic Zoran
Bronze:
Chen Longcan
Iseki Seiko
Hui Jun
Teng Yi
Category:
Women's Doubles
Gold:
Deng Yaping
Qiao Hong
Silver:
Hu Xiaoxin
Chen Jing
Bronze:
Gao Jun
Liu Wei
Ding Yaping
Haneyoshi Junko
Category:
Mixed Doubles
Gold:
Hyun Junghwa
Yoo Namkyu
Silver:
Kalinic Zoran
Perkucin Gordana
Bronze:
Chen Longcan
Chen Jing
Chen Zhibin
Gao Jun
Category:
Men's Team
Gold:
Sweden:
Lindh Erik
Karlsson Peter
Appelgren Mikael
Persson Jorgen
Waldner Jan-Ove
Silver:
China:
Ma Wenge
Jiang Jialiang
Chen Longcan
Teng Yi
Yu Shentong
Bronze:
Northern Korea:
Li Gun Sang
Kim Song Hui
Hong Jun Il
Chu Jong Chol
Yun Mun Song
Category:
Women's Team
Gold:
China:
Li Huifen
Hu Xiaoxin
Chen Zihe
Chen Jing
Silver:
South Korea:
Kwon Mi Sook
Kim Young Mi
Hyun Junghwa
Hong Soonhwa
Bronze:
Hong Kong:
Mok Ka Sha
Hui So Hung
Chan Tan Lui
Chai Po Wa