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306 of 4,194 gymnasts · MAG · Post-war.

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306 athletes in MAG, Post-war, sorted A–Z. Page 9 of 13.

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Portugal · MAG

Manuel Robalo Gouveia

1952 – 1952
Luxembourg · MAG

Marcel Coppin

1952 – 1952
France · MAG

Marcel de Wolf

1948 – 1952
France · MAG

Marcel Touchard

1948 – 1948
Finland · MAG

Martti Mansikka

1956 – 1956
Japan · MAG

Masami Kubota

1956 – 1956
2 olympic medals
Japan · MAG

Masao Takemoto

1952 – 1960
5 olympic medals
Norway · MAG

Mathias Jamtvedt

1952 – 1952
Switzerland · MAG

Melchior Thalmann

1948 – 1952
2 olympic medals
Luxembourg · MAG

Menn Krecké

1948 – 1948
Luxembourg · MAG

Metty Logelin

1928 – 1948
Switzerland · MAG

Michael Reusch

1936 – 1948
5 olympic medals
France · MAG

Michel Mathiot

1948 – 1952
Romania · MAG

Mihai Botez

1952 – 1952
Soviet Union · MAG

Mikhail Perlman

1952 – 1952
1 olympic medal
Czechoslovakia · MAG

Miloš Kolejka

1952 – 1952
Bulgaria · MAG

Mincho Todorov

1952 – 1956
Yugoslavia · MAG

Miro Longyka

1948 – 1948
Czechoslovakia · MAG

Miroslav Málek

1948 – 1948
Egypt · MAG

Mohamed Aly

1948 – 1948
Egypt · MAG

Moustafa Abdel-Aal

1948 – 1948
Romania · MAG

N. Lupu

1952 – 1952
Mexico · MAG

Nicanor Villarreal

1948 – 1948
Bulgaria · MAG

Nikolay Atanasov

1952 – 1952
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