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Finland at the 1936 Summer Olympics

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IOC code
  
FIN

Flag bearer
  
Akilles Järvinen

Finland at the 1936 Summer Olympics

NOC
  
Finnish Olympic Committee

Website
  
sport.fi/olympiakomitea (Finnish) (Swedish)

Competitors
  
108 (103 men, 5 women) in 14 sports

Medals Ranked 5th
  
Gold Silver Bronze Total 7 6 6 19

Finland competed at the 1936 Summer Olympics in Berlin, Germany. 108 competitors, 103 men and 5 women, took part in 70 events in 14 sports.

Contents

Gold

  • Gunnar Höckert (5 000 m)
  • Ilmari Salminen (10 000 m)
  • Volmari Iso-Hollo (3 000 m steeplechase)
  • Kustaa Pihlajamäki (freestyle wrestling 61 kg)
  • Lauri Koskela (Greco-Roman wrestling 66 kg)
  • Sten Suvio (boxing welterweight 66,6 kg)
  • Ale Saarvala (gymnastics - men's horizontal bar)
  • Silver

  • Lauri Lehtinen (5 000 m)
  • Arvo Askola (10 000 m)
  • Kaarlo Tuominen (3 000 m steeplechase)
  • Sulo Bärlund (shot put)
  • Yrjö Nikkanen (javelin throw)
  • Aarne Reini (Greco-Roman wrestling 61 kg)
  • Bronze

  • Volmari Iso-Hollo (10 000 m)
  • Kalervo Toivonen (javelin throw)
  • Hermanni Pihlajamäki (freestyle wrestling 66 kg)
  • Hjalmar Nyström (freestyle wrestling over 87 kg)
  • Eino Virtanen (Greco-Roman wrestling 72 kg)
  • Martti Uosikkinen, Heikki Savolainen, Mauri Noroma, Ale Saarvala, Esa Seeste, Ilmari Pakarinen, Einari Teräsvirta, Eino Tukiainen (gymnastics - men's team competition)
  • Cycling

    Two cyclists, both male, represented Finland in 1936.

    Individual road race
  • Thor Porko
  • Tauno Lindgren
  • Time trial
  • Thor Porko
  • Modern pentathlon

    Three male pentathletes represented Finland in 1936.

  • Lauri Kettunen
  • Aaro Kiviperä
  • Ukko Hietala
  • Shooting

    Eight shooters represented Finland in 1936.

    25 m rapid fire pistol
  • Jaakko Rintanen
  • Ville Elo
  • Sulo Cederström
  • 50 m pistol
  • Tapio Wartiovaara
  • Aatto Nuora
  • Jaakko Rintanen
  • 50 m rifle, prone
  • Bruno Frietsch
  • Olavi Elo
  • Viljo Leskinen
  • References

    Finland at the 1936 Summer Olympics Wikipedia