Great Olympians

Biographies - BOG


Lucien Bogart

Olympic Competitor nr 3797


Bógathy Albert

Born: April 8, 1882 in Kikinda, Severni Banat, Serbia

Olympic Competitor nr 6586

(*) roster not known

Born in (the Hungarian-speaking part of) present-day Serbia, he represented Austria in 1912. He represented Hungary in 1928, and his daughter competed for Hungary, so I class him as Hungarian.


Anatoli Bogdanov

B. 1931-01-01, Leningrad (now St-Petersburg), Russia
Shooting (2 gold)
1952 1956 HP
Free Rifle, three positions gold 9600
Small-bore Rifle, three positions gold 6400
Small-bore Rifle, prone 29th 0.016
16000.02

The first Olympic Champion for the Soviet Union.
He was a foundling, found on a train to Leningrad in 1931. He was given a birthdate of 1/1 and the name Bogdanov (God-given). During WW2, aged 12,  he was surrounded in Leningrad. He succeeded in breaking through the lines and became signalman on a warship.
At Melbourne, he had an equal total of 1172/1200 but he had a better prone score.


Valdemar Bøggild

Olympic Competitor nr 6096


Paul Boghaert

Olympic Competitor nr 2975


Svetlana Boginskaya

Belarus
Gymnastics (3 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze)
1988 1992 1996 HP
Individual Combined bronze fifth 14th 3576
Team Combined gold gold sixth 5040
Vaults gold fourth fifth 2812.5
Beam fifth - - 250
Parallel Bars fifth fifth - 500
Floor silver - - 1000
13178.5

On the Soviet team in 1988, the Unified team in 1992, the Belarus team in 1996.


Written 2000-12-02 - last modified 2011-08-12

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