Hungarian Olympic Triumph (magyar olimpiai bajnokok listája)

• [Start page]
• [Ferenc Kemeny and the Origins of the Olympic Movement]
• [1896, Athens]
• [1900, Paris]
• [1904, St. Louis]
• [1906, Athens]
• [1908, London]
• [1912, Stockholm]
• [1920, Antwerp]
• [1924, Paris]
• [1928, Amsterdam]
• [1932, Los Angeles]
• [1936, Berlin]
• [1948, London]
• [1952, Helsinki]
• [1956, Melbourne]
• [1960, Rome]
• [1964, Tokyo]
• [1968, Mexico City]
• [1972, Munich]
• [1976, Montreal]
• [1980, Moscow]
• [1984, Los Angeles]
• [1988, Seoul]
• [1992, Barcelona]
• [1996, Atlanta]
• [2000, Sydney]
• [2004, Athens]
• [2008, Beijing]
• [2012, London]
• [2014, Sochi Winter Games]
• [2016, Rio de Janeiro]

As of 2016, Hungary Ranks 8th Overall!

Hungarian Olympic Trivia:

• Hungary ranks 8th in the word in medals!
• Hungary’s Ferenc Kemeny was a founding member of the International Olympic Committee. Budapest was promised the Olympic Games of 1920. After the games were switched to Antwerp after WWI and the punitive Treaty of Trianon, which cost Hungary 2/3 of her territory and stranded millions of Hungarians in successor states as borders were arbitrarily redrawn around them, Hungary wasn’t even invited.
• Hungary ranks first in medals in Modern Pentathlon and Water Polo (the International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF), recognized by FINA, the international governing body for the Olympic aquatic sports as its official Hall of Fame, announced that Water Polo TEAM HUNGARY became the first team in the history of the Hall to be recognized as an Honoree [read more])
• Hungary ranks second in medals in soccer
• Hungary ranks third in in medals in fencing and canoe/kayak
• Hungary has won more Olympic medals than any other nation that has never hosted the Games

[See Hungary at the Olympics on Wikipedia]