Brazylia na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1936






















Brazylia na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1936

Brazylia
Kod MKOl
 BRA

Letnie Igrzyska Olimpijskie 1936
Berlin
Chorąży
Antônio Lira
Liczba zawodników
 73 w 9 dyscyplinach









Medale
Złoto
0
Srebro
0
Brąz
0
Razem
0


Brazylię na Letnich Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1936 w Berlinie reprezentowało 73 zawodników w 9 dyscyplinach.




Spis treści






  • 1 Reprezentanci


    • 1.1 Kolarstwo


    • 1.2 Koszykówka


    • 1.3 Lekkoatletyka


    • 1.4 Pięciobój


    • 1.5 Pływanie


    • 1.6 Strzelectwo


    • 1.7 Szermierka


    • 1.8 Wioślarstwo


    • 1.9 Żeglarstwo




  • 2 Bibliografia





Reprezentanci |



Kolarstwo |



  • Ferrer Dertonio

  • José Magnani

  • Hermógenes Netto



Koszykówka |



  • Baiano

  • Américo Montanarini

  • Armando Albano

  • Pavão

  • Carmino de Pilla

  • Miguel Lopes

  • Nelson de Souza

  • Coroa



Lekkoatletyka |



  • José de Almeida

  • Oswaldo Domingues

  • Antônio de Carvalho

  • Darcy Guimarães

  • Sylvio Padilha

  • Alfredo Mendes

  • Ícaro Mello

  • Márcio de Oliveira

  • Antônio Lira

  • Assis Naban



Pięciobój |



  • Guilherme Catramby Filho

  • Rui Duarte

  • Anísio da Rocha



Pływanie |



  • Antônio Amaral Filho

  • Julius Edgar Arp

  • Ademar Caballero

  • Adhemar Grijó Filho

  • Piedade Coutinho-Tavares

  • Leônidas da Silva

  • Helena de Salles

  • Antônio Luiz dos Santos

  • João Havelange

  • Aluizio Lage

  • Maria Lenk

  • Isaac Morais

  • Benvenuto Nuñes

  • Paulo Tarrto

  • Scylla Venâncio

  • Manoel Villar

  • Sieglinda Zigler



Strzelectwo |



  • Manoel Braga

  • Antônio Guimarães

  • José Mello

  • Harvey Villela



Szermierka |



  • Ricardo Vagnottil

  • Lodovico Alessandri

  • Moacyr Dunham

  • Ennio de Oliveira

  • Henrique de Aguilar

  • Hilda von Puttkammer



Wioślarstwo |



  • Henrique Camargo

  • Alfredo de Boer

  • José de Campos

  • Afonso de Castro

  • Wilson de Freitas

  • Celestino João de Palma

  • Álvaro de Sá Freire

  • Maximiliano Fava

  • Arno Franzen

  • Lauro Franzen

  • Nilo Anselmo Franzen

  • Frederico Gadevald

  • Adamor Gonçalves

  • Decio Klettenberg

  • Henrique Kranen Filho

  • Eduardo Lehman

  • José Ramalho

  • Pascoal Rapuano

  • Rodolfo Rath

  • Nelson Ribeiro

  • Ernesto Santer

  • Estevan Strata



Żeglarstwo |


  • Walter Heuer


Bibliografia |


  • Wyniki na Sports-reference.com














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Brazylia na igrzyskach olimpijskich
Letnie IO

  • Paryż 1900

  • Antwerpia 1920

  • Paryż 1924

  • Los Angeles 1932

  • Berlin 1936

  • Londyn 1948

  • Helsinki 1952

  • Melbourne 1956

  • Rzym 1960

  • Tokio 1964

  • Meksyk 1968

  • Monachium 1972

  • Montreal 1976

  • Moskwa 1980

  • Los Angeles 1984

  • Seul 1988

  • Barcelona 1992

  • Atlanta 1996

  • Sydney 2000

  • Ateny 2004

  • Pekin 2008

  • Londyn 2012

  • Rio de Janeiro 2016

  • Tokio 2020
Flaga olimpijskaFlaga Brazylii
Zimowe IO

  • Albertville 1992

  • Lillehammer 1994

  • Nagano 1998

  • Salt Lake City 2002

  • Turyn 2006

  • Vancouver 2010

  • Soczi 2014

  • Pjongczang 2018


  • Brazylijski Komitet Olimpijski

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