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Yugoslavia · MAG · 1952 – 1952

Ede Mađar

Ede Mađar competed for Yugoslavia in men's artistic gymnastics, 1952.

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Career, in brief

Ede Mađar competed for Yugoslavia in men's artistic gymnastics at the 1952 Games. He placed 19th in the team competition.

Timeline

Career arc, year by year.

Olympic — 1 appearance

1952 Helsinki Olympics

Helsinki
Team Final 19thURS 574.350 · SUI 567.500 · FIN 564.200 · Unified Team of Germany 561.200 19th

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Competing in the 1950s — men's artistic gymnastics

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Japan · MAG · 1952 – 1964

Takashi Ono

10 olympic medals
Soviet Union · MAG · 1952 – 1956

Viktor Chukarin

10 olympic medals
Finland · MAG · 1928 – 1952

Heikki Savolainen

9 olympic medals
Switzerland · MAG · 1948 – 1952

Sepp Stalder

7 olympic medals
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Alfred Schwarzmann

6 olympic medals
Japan · MAG · 1952 – 1960

Masao Takemoto

5 olympic medals
Finland · MAG · 1948 – 1952

Paavo Aaltonen

5 olympic medals
Soviet Union · MAG · 1952 – 1952

Hrant Shahinyan

4 olympic medals
Italy · MAG · 1928 – 1952

Romeo Neri

4 olympic medals
Soviet Union · MAG · 1952 – 1956

Valentin Muratov

4 olympic medals
Switzerland · MAG · 1948 – 1952

Walter Lehmann

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Hungary · MAG · 1948 – 1952

Ferenc Pataki

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Switzerland · MAG · 1952 – 1952

Hans Eugster

3 olympic medals
Hungary · MAG · 1948 – 1952

János Mogyorósi-Klencs

3 olympic medals
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Olavi Rove

3 olympic medals
Soviet Union · MAG · 1952 – 1952

Dmitry Leonkin

2 olympic medals
Switzerland · MAG · 1952 – 1952

Jack Günthard

2 olympic medals
Finland · MAG · 1948 – 1952

Kalevi Laitinen

2 olympic medals
Switzerland · MAG · 1948 – 1952

Melchior Thalmann

2 olympic medals
Japan · MAG · 1952 – 1952

Tadao Uesako

2 olympic medals
Sweden · MAG · 1952 – 1956

William Thoresson

2 olympic medals
Soviet Union · MAG · 1952 – 1952

Yevgeny Korolkov

2 olympic medals
Czechoslovakia · MAG · 1948 – 1956

Zdeněk Růžička

2 olympic medals
Finland · MAG · 1952 – 1956

Berndt Lindfors

1 olympic medal

Sources

Sources olympedia.org (Helsinki 1952)
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