Utta Pippig and Anna Hahner, Berlin Press Conference, photo by PhotoRun.net
Andrew Edwards interviewed both Utta Pippig and Anna Hahner at the 2015 BMW Berlin Press conference. Hahner and Pippig represent different eras of German distance running.
Anna Hahner and Uta Pippig Pre Berlin Mara 2015 by Andy Edwards, Race News Service
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