this did happen, when the Deutsche Eishockey Liga was formed, but without any non-German teams. Weifenbach continued his connections to Libya in the following year, when he advertised on cars of the then government owned Deutsche Post for a publishing company he owned, with the company's only published book being the Green Book, a move that, according to his former lawyer Ingo Graumann, caused embarrassment to the German government and consequently caused him to be sentenced to jail. At least two of the shirts used in the game against Rosenheim may still survive. One was donated by Czech ice hockey player Robert Simon to the Deutsches Sport & Olympia Museum in Cologne in August 2011. Simon, who played 108 games for Iserlohn, had worn the shirt during the game but actually had to exchange it back with a collector to be able to donate it to the museum. A second shirt, different in color combination, is currently exhibited at the German Ice Hockey Hall of Fame in Augsburg. References Sources Günter Klein: 30 Jahre Eishockey-Bundesliga Copress Verlag, published: 1988, External links Eishockeytrikot ECD Iserlohn | “Das Grüne Buch” – Muammar al-Gaddafi Deutsches Sport & Olympia Museum exhibit description with a picture of an ECD shirt carrying the Green Book advertising Gaddafi, Eishockey und ein Werbevertrag Nordwest Zeitung, with a picture of Gaddafi meeting Weifenbach 1939 births 2015 deaths People from Iserlohn 20th-century German criminals Businesspeople from North Rhine-Westphalia German ice hockey executives Criminals from North Rhine-Westphalia