1960 Summer Olympics / Participant (Hungary)

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Hungary took part in the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome with a delegation of 184 athletes (157 men and 27 women) in 107 competitions in 18 sports.

The Hungarian athletes won six gold, eight silver and seven bronze medals. In the medal table of the games, Hungary placed seventh. Olympic champions in individual disciplines were Ferenc Németh in the individual in the modern pentathlon, János Parti in the single canoe, Gyula Török in the flyweight boxing and Rudolf Kárpáti in the individual in saber fencing. In addition, the men's saber fencing team and the modern pentathlon team secured the gold medal. The flag bearer at the opening ceremony was basketball player János Simon .

Participants by sport

basketball basketball

Boxing Boxing

fencing fencing

Men
Women

Soccer Soccer

Weightlifting Weightlifting

canoe canoe

Men
Women

athletics athletics

Men
Women

Modern pentathlon Modern pentathlon

Road cycling Cycling

horse riding horse riding

Wrestling Wrestling

rowing rowing

shoot shoot

swim swim

Men
Women

sailing sailing

do gymnastics do gymnastics

Men
Women

Water polo Water polo

Diving Diving

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Participants in the 1960 Olympic Games
Africa

Ethiopia  • Ghana  • Kenya  • Liberia  • Morocco  • Nigeria  • Rhodesia  • South African Union  • Sudan  • Tunisia  • Uganda  • United Arab Republic

America

Argentina  • Bahamas  • Bermuda  • Brazil  • British Guyana  • Chile  • Haiti  • Canada  • Colombia  • Cuba  • Mexico  • Netherlands Antilles  • Panama  • Peru  • Puerto Rico  • Suriname  • Uruguay  • Venezuela  • United States  • West Indian Federation

Asia

Afghanistan  • Burma  • Ceylon  • Hong Kong  • India  • Indonesia  • Iraq  • Iran  • Israel  • Japan  • Lebanon  • Malaya  • Pakistan  • Philippines  • Republic of China  • Singapore  • South Korea  • South Vietnam  • Thailand

Europe

Belgium  • Bulgaria  • Denmark  • Finland  • France  • All-German team  • Greece  • Great Britain  • Ireland  • Iceland  • Italy  • Yugoslavia  • Liechtenstein  • Luxembourg  • Malta  • Monaco  • Netherlands  • Norway  • Austria  • Poland  • Portugal  • Romania  • San Marino  • Sweden  • Switzerland  • Soviet Union  • Spain  • Czechoslovakia  • Turkey  • Hungary

Oceania

Australia  • Fiji  • New Zealand

Olympic history of Hungary
Summer:

1896  • 1900  • 1904  • 1908  • 1912  • 1920  • 1924  • 1928  • 1932  • 1936  • 1948  • 1952  • 1956  • 1960  • 1964  • 1968  • 1972  • 1976  • 1980  • 1984  • 1988  • 1992  • 1996  • 2000  • 2004  • 2008  • 2012  • 2016

Winter:

1924  • 1928  • 1932  • 1936  • 1948  • 1952  • 1956  • 1960  • 1964  • 1968  • 1972  • 1976  • 1980  • 1984  • 1988  • 1992  • 1994  • 1998  • 2002  • 2006  • 2010  • 2014  • 2018

Youth
games:
Summer:

2010  • 2014  • 2018

Winter:

2012  • 2016  • 2020

Others:

Standard Bearer  • Medal Winner