Olympic history of Bohemia

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Bohemia (meaning the countries of the Bohemian Crown ), a part of Austria-Hungary , took part in three Summer Olympic Games. After the First World War , the region became part of the newly formed Czechoslovakia . Bohemian athletes have since participated in the Czechoslovak team.

A total of 60 participants were sent, including one woman. Four medals were won.

The youngest team member was the cyclist Bohumil Rameš in 1912 , who started at the age of 17. The fencer Vilém Goppold von Lobsdorf was the oldest participant in 1912 at the age of 42.

Overview of the participants

Summer games

year	Flag bearer	Attendees	Men	Women	sports				total
1900 Paris		7th	6th	1	4th		1	1	2
1908 London	Miroslav Šustera	19th	19th	0	5			2	2
1912 Stockholm	Jiří Kodl	43	43	0	8th

Winter games

No participation in winter games.

Olympic Intermediate Games 1906

13 athletes, men only, took part in the Athens Intermediate Games in 1906. Two bronze medals were won. Zdeněk Žemla won bronze in the men's singles and doubles, here together with Ladislav Žemla , with whom he was not related.

List of medal winners

medal	Surname	Games	sport	discipline
silver	František Janda-Suk	1900 Paris	athletics	Discus throw
bronze	Hedwiga Rosenbaumová	1900 Paris	tennis	Ladies singles
bronze	Vilém Goppold von Lobsdorf	1908 London	fencing	Saber single
bronze	Otakar Lada Vlastimil Lada-Sázavský Vilém Goppold von Lobsdorf Bedřich Schejbal Jaroslav Tuček	1908 London	fencing	Saber crew

Hedwiga Rosenbaumová won the bronze medal in the mixed tournament with the Briton Archibald Warden . The medal is listed in mixed team Olympic history .

Web links

• Bohemia in the database of Sports-Reference (English; archived from the original )