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Josip Kujundžić

Josip Kujundžić competed for Yugoslavia in men's artistic gymnastics, 1948.

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Career, in brief

Josip Kujundžić competed for Yugoslavia in men's artistic gymnastics at the 1948 Games. He placed 10th in the team competition.

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Career arc, year by year.

Olympic — 1 appearance

1948 London Olympics

London
Team Final 10thFIN 1358.300 · SUI 1356.700 · HUN 1330.850 · FRA 1313.850 10th

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Walter Lehmann

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Aleksanteri Saarvala

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Ferenc Pataki

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Melchior Thalmann

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Zdeněk Růžička

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Emil Studer

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Ferenc Kemény

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Ferenc Várkői

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Frank Cumiskey

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Sources

Sources olympedia.org (London 1948)
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