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2,563 athletes in MAG, sorted A–Z. Page 34 of 107.

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Czechoslovakia · MAG

Miroslav Málek

1948 – 1948
Czechoslovakia · MAG

Miroslav Klinger

1920 – 1924
Yugoslavia · MAG

Miroslav Forte

1936 – 1936
Yugoslavia · MAG

Miroslav Cerar

1960 – 1968
3 olympic medals
Yugoslavia · MAG

Miro Longyka

1948 – 1948
Romania · MAG

Mircea Gheorghiu

1972 – 1972
France · MAG

Minot

1900 – 1900
Bulgaria · MAG

Mincho Todorov

1952 – 1956
Czechoslovakia · MAG

Miloslav Netusil

1972 – 1976
Czechoslovakia · MAG

Miloslav Kučeřík

1980 – 1980
Yugoslavia · MAG

Miloš Vratič

1972 – 1972
Czechoslovakia · MAG

Miloš Kolejka

1952 – 1952
Yugoslavia · MAG

Milenko Kersnić

1968 – 1972
Germany · MAG

Milan Hosseini

2023 – present
Kazakhstan · MAG

Milad Karimi

2017 – present
Poland · MAG

Mikołaj Kubica

1964 – 1972
Hungary · MAG

Miklós Péter

1928 – 1936
Finland · MAG

Mikko Hyvärinen

1912 – 1912
1 olympic medal
Finland · MAG

Mikko Hämäläinen

1924 – 1924
Soviet Union · MAG

Mikhail Voronin

1968 – 1972
7 olympic medals
Soviet Union · MAG

Mikhail Perlman

1952 – 1952
1 olympic medal
West Germany · MAG

Mike Beckmann

1988 – 1988
Hungary · MAG

Mihály Antos

1908 – 1908
Romania · MAG

Mihai Botez

1952 – 1952
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