Turcja na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1952


















Turcja na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1952

Turcja
Kod MKOl
 TUR

Letnie Igrzyska Olimpijskie 1952
Helsinki
Liczba zawodników
 51 w 4 dyscyplinach









Medale
Pozycja: 16.
Złoto
2
Srebro
0
Brąz
1
Razem
3


Turcję na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1952 reprezentowało 51 zawodników, tylko mężczyzn.



Wszystkie medale Zdobyte medale |































Medal
 Zawodnik
 Dyscyplina
 Konkurencja
 Rezultat[1]

Gold medal.svg Złoto		 Hasan Gemici
Wrestling pictogram.svg Zapasy
 Styl wolny, kategoria do 52 kg mężczyzn [2]

Gold medal.svg Złoto		 Bayram Sit
Wrestling pictogram.svg Zapasy
 Styl wolny, kategoria do 62 kg mężczyzn [2]

Bronze medal.svg Brąz		 Adil Atan
Wrestling pictogram.svg Zapasy
 Styl wolny, kategoria do 87 kg mężczyzn [2]


Przypisy |




  1. ↑ David Miller: Historia igrzysk olimpijskich i MKOl Od Aten do Pekinu 1894 - 2008. Poznań: Dom Wydawniczy Rebis, 2008, s. 585-591. ISBN 978-83-7510-279-6.


  2. ↑ abc W boksie, judo, taekwondo i zapasach nie można podać jednoznacznego rezultatu.



Bibliografia |


  • Turkey at the 1952 Helsinki Summer Games, Sports-Reference.com [dostęp 2011-11-08]  (ang.).













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  • Londyn 1948

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  • Grenoble 1968

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  • Sarajewo 1984

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  • Lillehammer 1994

  • Nagano 1998

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  • Vancouver 2010

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