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Czechoslovakia's first Olympic Champion prior to WW2 was gymnast Bedrich Supcik, a 25-year old, who won the now discontinued Rope climbing event on 20 July 1924 at Paris. A team bronze in the same year and a team silver in 1928 completed his set of medals.
9 Czechoslovak athletes have won their country's 7 Olympic Gold medals between 1924 and 1936.
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Name |
Year |
Gold |
SPORT |
born |
died |
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Bedrich Supcík |
1924 |
1 |
GYMNASTICS |
22.10.1898 |
11.7.1957 |
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Ladislav Vácha |
1928 |
1 |
GYMNASTICS |
21.3.1899 |
28.6.1943 |
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Frantisek Ventura |
1928 |
1 |
EQUESTRIAN |
13.8.1894 |
1.12.1969 |
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Jaroslav Skobla |
1932 |
1 |
WEIGHTLIFTING |
16.4.1899 |
22.11.1959 |
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Václav Mottl |
1936 |
1 |
CANOEING |
19.5.1914 |
16.6.1982 |
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Zdenek Skrland |
1936 |
1 |
CANOEING |
6.2.1914 |
6.3.1996 |
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Jan Brzák-Felix |
1936 |
2 |
CANOEING |
6.4.1912 |
15.7.1988 |
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Vladimír Syrovátka |
1936 |
1 |
CANOEING |
19.6.1908 |
14.9.1973 |
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Alois Hudec |
1936 |
1 |
GYMNASTICS |
12.7.1908 |
23.1.1997 |
