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OLYMPIC LEGENDS, History, Agnes Keleti

Feb 14, 2024

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  • (240110) -- BUDAPEST, Jan. 10, 2024 -- Hungarian gymnastic legend Agnes Keleti (C) celebrates her 103rd birthday in Budapest, Hungary on Jan. 9, 2024. (Photo by Xinhua) (SP)HUNGARY-BUDAPEST-AGNES KELETI-BIRTHDAY AttilaxVolgyi
  • Melbourne, Australia. November 22 - December 8, 1956. Hungarian gymnast Agnes Keleti (L, silver), Soviet gymnasts Larisa Latynina (C, gold) and Sofia Muratova (R, bronze) attend the solemn awarding ceremony of the all-around gymnastics medalists of the 1956 Summer Olympics. The exact date of the photograph is unknown. Vasily Yegorov TASS 32395138
  • Jun. 25, 1957 - Olympic gymnast Agnes Keleti on uneven bars - ZUMAk09
  • Jun. 25, 1957 - Hungarian Olympic gymnast Agnes Keleti decided to do one of her routines during a pause in a soccer game between Muenchen 1860 and Vasa Budapest. - ZUMAk09
  • Dec. 12, 1956 - Agnes Keleti is the most succesful competitor at the Olympic Games; The Hungarian Agnes Kelety won three gold medals and one silver medal. - ZUMAk09
  • 1956 Olympics Melbourne Olympic Games, Olympische Spiele, Olympia, OS 1956 Agnes Keleti of Hungary demonstrating her poise on the balance beam in which she won the gold medal. She also won gold in the parallel bars and in the free standing exercises. 5th December 1956 Australia Copyright: xTopFotox 0086997