Olympic Summer Games 1920 / Participant (Czechoslovakia)

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The Czechoslovakia took part in the Summer Olympics in 1920 in Antwerp with a delegation of 119 athletes (118 men and one woman) to 53 competitions in 13 sports part. It was the first time that Czechoslovakia participated in the Olympic Games.

The Czechoslovak athletes won two bronze medals. The ice hockey team took third place as did the tennis players Ladislav Žemla and Milada Skrbková in mixed doubles. Skrbková was also the only female participant in Czechoslovakia. The flag bearer at the opening ceremony was the athlete Václav Vohralík .

Participants by sport

ice Hockey ice Hockey

fencing fencing

Soccer Soccer

Weightlifting Weightlifting

athletics athletics

Road cycling Cycling

Wrestling Wrestling

rowing rowing

shoot shoot

swim swim

tennis tennis

do gymnastics do gymnastics

Water polo Water polo

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Participants in the 1920 Olympic Games
Africa

Egypt  • South African Union

America

Argentina  • Brazil  • Chile  • Canada  • United States

Asia

British India  • Japan

Europe

Belgium  • Denmark  • Estonia  • Finland  • France  • Greece  • Great Britain  • Italy  • Yugoslavia  • Luxembourg  • Monaco  • Netherlands  • Norway  • Portugal  • Sweden  • Switzerland  • Spain  • Czechoslovakia

Oceania

Australia  • New Zealand

Olympic history of Czechoslovakia
Summer:

1920  • 1924  • 1928  • 1932  • 1936  • 1948  • 1952  • 1956  • 1960  • 1964  • 1968  • 1972  • 1976  • 1980  • 1984  • 1988  • 1992

Winter:

1924  • 1928  • 1932  • 1936  • 1948  • 1952  • 1956  • 1960  • 1964  • 1968  • 1972  • 1976  • 1980  • 1984  • 1988  • 1992

Youth
games:
Summer:

no participation

Winter:

no participation

Others:

Standard Bearer  • Medal Winner