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The Olympic history of Czechoslovakia began during the VII Olympiad at the 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp ( Belgium ), where Czechoslovakia won two bronze medals. Czechoslovak athletes previously competed under the flag of Bohemia . The National Olympic Committee was the Československý Olympijský Výbor .
Czechoslovakia took part in 32 Olympic Games, which were held in 20 different countries - from 1920 to 1992 in every event with the exception of 1984 ( boycott of the Summer Olympics ). 2093 Czechoslovak athletes (1726 men and 367 women) competed in 332 competitions in 40 sports.
The youngest athlete was Ondrej Nepela (13 years, Olympic Winter Games 1964 ), the oldest František Sembera (56 years, Olympic Winter Games 1960 ). The most successful female athlete was Věra Čáslavská with eleven won medals.
Events
Neither Czechoslovakia nor the successor states Slovakia and the Czech Republic have hosted the Olympic Games to date.
Medalist
Czechoslovakia won the most medals at the 1964 and 1980 Summer Olympics with 14 and at the 1984 Winter Olympics with six. At the Summer Olympics in 1952 , Czechoslovakia reached sixth place and at the 1928 Winter Olympics, eighth place among the participating nations.
In terms of the number of medals, Czechoslovakia ranks 26th at the Summer Olympics and 23rd at the Winter Olympics.
Olympic champion
The following athletes won a gold medal at the Olympic Games:
Men
year
athlete
sport
Third French Republic 1924 Summer Olympics
Bedřich Šupčík
Gymnastics, rope hanging
Netherlands 1928 Summer Olympics
František Ventura
Riding, individual show jumping
Netherlands 1928 Summer Olympics
Ladislav Vácha
Gymnastics, parallel bars
United States 48 1932 Summer Olympics
Jaroslav Skobla
Weightlifting, heavyweight (over 82.5 kg)
German Reich NS 1936 Summer Olympics
Jan Brzák-Felix , Vladimír Syrovátka
Canoe, two-person canoe 1000 m
German Reich NS 1936 Summer Olympics
Václav Mottl , Zdeněk Škrland
Canoe, two-person canoe 10,000 m
German Reich NS 1936 Summer Olympics
Alois Hudec
Gymnastics, rings
United Kingdom 1948 Summer Olympics
Emil Zatopek
Athletics, 10,000 m
United Kingdom 1948 Summer Olympics
Július Torma
Boxing, welter weight (up to 66.7 kg)
United Kingdom 1948 Summer Olympics
Josef Holeček
Canoe, single canoe 1000 m
United Kingdom 1948 Summer Olympics
František Čapek
Canoe, single canoe 10,000 m
United Kingdom 1948 Summer Olympics
Jan Brzák-Felix , Bohumil Kudrna
Canoe, two-person canoe 1000 m
Finland 1952 Summer Olympics
Emil Zatopek
Athletics, 5000 m
Finland 1952 Summer Olympics
Emil Zatopek
Athletics, 5000 m
Finland 1952 Summer Olympics
Emil Zatopek
Athletics, marathon
Finland 1952 Summer Olympics
Ján Zachara
Boxes, featherweight (up to 57 kg)
Finland 1952 Summer Olympics
Josef Holeček
Canoe, single canoe 1000 m
Finland 1952 Summer Olympics
Czechoslovak national rowing team ( Karel Mejta , Jiří Havlis , Jan Jindra , Stanislav Lusk , Miroslav Koranda )
Rowing, foursome with a helmsman
Italy 1960 Summer Olympics
Bohumil Němeček
Boxing, half welter weight (up to 63.5 kg)
Italy 1960 Summer Olympics
Václav Kozák , Pavel Schmidt
Rowing, double sculls
Japan 1964 Summer Olympics
Jiří Daler
Cycling, 4000 m individual pursuit
France 1968 Summer Olympics
Jiří Raška
Nordic skiing, ski jumping (normal hill)
Japan 1964 Summer Olympics
Hans Zdražila
Weightlifting, middleweight (up to 75 kg)
Germany Federal Republic 1972 Summer Olympics
Ludvík Daněk
Athletics, discus throw
Germany Federal Republic 1972 Summer Olympics
Vítězslav Mácha
Wrestling, Greco-Roman style, welter weight (up to 74 kg)
Japan 1972 Summer Olympics
Ondrej Nepela
Figure skating, normal hill
Canada 1976 Summer Olympics
Anton Tkáč
Cycling, track, sprint
Soviet Union 1955 1980 Summer Olympics
Ota Zaremba
Weightlifting, heavyweight (up to 100 kg)
Soviet Union 1955 1980 Summer Olympics
Czechoslovakia national football team ( Stanislav Seman , Luděk Macela , Josef Mazura , Libor Radimec , Zdenek Rygel , Petr Nemec , Ladislav Vízek , Jan Berger , Jindrich Svoboda , Lubomír Pokluda , Verner Lička , Rostislav Václavíček , Jaroslav Netolička , Oldrich Rott , františek štambachr , František Kunzo )
Soccer
Korea South 1988 Summer Olympics
Miloslav Mečíř
Tennis, singles
Korea South 1988 Summer Olympics
Jozef Pribilinec
Athletics, 20 km walking
Korea South 1988 Summer Olympics
Miroslav Varga
Shooting, small caliber lying
Spain 1992 Summer Olympics
Jan Železný
Athletics, javelin throw
Spain 1992 Summer Olympics
Robert Změlík
Athletics, decathlon
Spain 1992 Summer Olympics
Lukáš Pollert
Canoe, one-canoe
Spain 1992 Summer Olympics
Petr Hrdlička
Shoot, trap
Women
year
sportswoman
sport
United Kingdom 1948 Summer Olympics
Czechoslovak national gymnastics team ( Zdeňka Honsová , Marie Kovářová , Miloslava Misáková , Milena Müllerová , Věra Růžičková , Olga Šilhánová , Božena Srncová , Zdeňka Veřmířovská )
Gymnastics, team all-around
Finland 1952 Summer Olympics
Dana Zátopková
Athletics, javelin throw
Australia 1956 Summer Olympics
Olga Fikotová
Athletics, discus throw
Italy 1960 Summer Olympics
Eva Bosáková
Gymnastics, balance beam
Japan 1964 Summer Olympics
Věra Čáslavská
Gymnastics, individual all-around
Japan 1964 Summer Olympics
Věra Čáslavská
Gymnastics, horse jumping
Japan 1964 Summer Olympics
Věra Čáslavská
Gymnastics, balance beam
Mexico 1934 1968 Summer Olympics
Milena Rezková
Athletics, high jump
Mexico 1934 1968 Summer Olympics
Milena Duchková
Diving, diving
Mexico 1934 1968 Summer Olympics
Věra Čáslavská
Gymnastics, individual all-around
Mexico 1934 1968 Summer Olympics
Věra Čáslavská
Gymnastics, floor exercise
Mexico 1934 1968 Summer Olympics
Věra Čáslavská
Gymnastics, horse jumping
Mexico 1934 1968 Summer Olympics
Věra Čáslavská
Gymnastics, uneven bars
Mixed
See also
Web links
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