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306 of 4,194 gymnasts · MAG · Post-war.

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306 athletes in MAG, Post-war, sorted A–Z. Page 10 of 13.

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Romania · MAG

Francisc Cociș

1952 – 1952
Cuba · MAG

Fernando Lecuona

1948 – 1948
Hungary · MAG

Ferenc Várkői

1948 – 1948
1 olympic medal
Hungary · MAG

Ferenc Pataki

1948 – 1952
3 olympic medals
Hungary · MAG

Ferenc Kemény

1948 – 1952
1 olympic medal
Czechoslovakia · MAG

Ferdinand Daniš

1952 – 1960
Italy · MAG

Fabio Bonacina

1948 – 1952
Egypt · MAG

Ezz El-Din Naguib

1948 – 1948
Mexico · MAG

Everardo Ríos

1948 – 1948
USA · MAG

Eugene Wettstone

1948 – 1948
Romania · MAG

Eugen Balint

1952 – 1952
Italy · MAG

Ettore Perego

1948 – 1948
Finland · MAG

Esa Seeste

1936 – 1948
2 olympic medals
Austria · MAG

Ernst Wister

1948 – 1952
Norway · MAG

Ernst Madland

1952 – 1952
Switzerland · MAG

Ernst Gebendinger

1952 – 1952
1 olympic medal
Switzerland · MAG

Ernst Fivian

1952 – 1960
1 olympic medal
Germany · MAG

Erich Wied

1952 – 1952
Sweden · MAG

Erich Peters

1952 – 1952
Argentina · MAG

Enrique Rapesta

1948 – 1948
Switzerland · MAG

Emil Studer

1948 – 1948
1 olympic medal
Denmark · MAG

Elkana Grønne

1948 – 1948
Finland · MAG

Einari Teräsvirta

1932 – 1948
4 olympic medals
Italy · MAG

Egidio Armelloni

1936 – 1948
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