^Huguenin, Andre. 100 Years of the International Gymnastics Federation: 1881-1981(PDF). Translated by Unger, Beatrice. International Gymnastics Federation. p. 79.
^"1907: Perfect Scores Abound at the World Championships in Prague". Gymnastics History. May 2, 2022.
^"1934: Women Compete at the World Championships for the First Time". Gymnastics History. March 16, 2022.
^"Czechoslovakia Breaks in Two, To Wide Regret". The New York Times. January 1, 1993.
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Czechoslovakian men first competed at the 1907 World Championships as Bohemia 1 2 They started competing as Czechoslovakia at the 1922 World Championships Women didn t start competing at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships until 1934 where the Czechoslovakian women s team won gold 3 At the start of 1993 Czechoslovakia split into two separate nations the Czech Republic and Slovakia 4 Czechoslovakia at theWorld Artistic Gymnastics ChampionshipsFlag of CzechoslovakiaAlso competed as BohemiaISOTCHMedalsGold 39 Silver 37 Bronze 31 Total 107 Contents 1 Medalists 2 Medal tables 2 1 By gender 2 2 By event 3 ReferencesMedalists editMedal Name Year Event Competing as Bohemia nbsp nbsp Gold Josef Cada Frantisek Erben Bohumil Honzatko Karel Sal Josef Seidl Karel Stary nbsp 1907 Prague Men s team nbsp Gold Josef Cada Men s all around nbsp Bronze Frantisek Erben nbsp Gold Frantisek Erben Men s pommel horse nbsp Bronze Karel Sal nbsp Silver Josef Cada Men s parallel bars nbsp Bronze Frantisek Erben nbsp Gold Frantisek Erben Men s horizontal bar nbsp Silver Josef Cada Frantisek Erben Frantisek Machovsky Frantisek Mracek Karel Stary Ferdinand Steiner nbsp 1909 Luxembourg Men s team nbsp Silver Josef Cada Men s all around nbsp Bronze Frantisek Erben Men s rings nbsp Silver Josef Cada Men s parallel bars nbsp Silver Josef Cada Men s horizontal bar nbsp Silver Frantisek Erben nbsp Gold Josef Cada Frantisek Erben Karel Pitl Karel Stary Ferdinand Steiner Svatopluk Svoboda nbsp 1911 Turin Men s team nbsp Gold Ferdinand Steiner Men s all around nbsp Silver Josef Cada nbsp Bronze Karel Stary nbsp Bronze Svatopluk Svoboda nbsp Gold Ferdinand Steiner Men s rings nbsp Bronze Ferdinand Steiner Men s parallel bars nbsp Gold Josef Cada Men s horizontal bar nbsp Bronze Svatopluk Svoboda nbsp Gold Josef Cada Vaclav Donda Robert Prazak Karel Stary Ferdinand Steiner Josef Sykora nbsp 1913 Paris Men s team nbsp Silver Karel Stary Men s all around nbsp Bronze Josef Sykora nbsp Gold Josef Cada Men s horizontal bar nbsp Bronze Josef Sykora Competing as Czechoslovakia nbsp nbsp Gold Stanislav Indruch Miroslav Karasek Miroslav Klinger Josef Maly Frantisek Pechacek Frantisek Vanecek nbsp 1922 Ljubljana Men s team nbsp Gold Frantisek Pechacek Men s all around nbsp Gold Miroslav Klinger Men s pommel horse nbsp Silver Stanislav Indruch nbsp Gold Joseph Maly Men s rings nbsp Gold Miroslav Karasek nbsp Silver Miroslav Klinger Men s parallel bars nbsp Silver Stanislav Indruch nbsp Gold Miroslav Klinger Men s horizontal bar nbsp Gold Josef Effenberger Jan Gajdos Jan Karafiat Frantisek Pechacek Ladislav Riessner Bedrich Supcik Ladislav Vacha Vaclav Vesely nbsp 1926 Lyon Men s team nbsp Silver Josef Effenberger Men s all around nbsp Bronze Ladislav Vacha nbsp Gold Jan Karafiat Men s pommel horse nbsp Silver Jan Gajdos nbsp Bronze Ladislav Vacha nbsp Silver Ladislav Vacha Men s rings nbsp Bronze Bedrich Supcik nbsp Gold Ladislav Vacha Men s parallel bars nbsp Silver Jan Gajdos nbsp Bronze Ladislav Vacha Men s horizontal bar nbsp Gold Josef Effenberger Jan Gajdos Emanuel Loffler Julius Rybak Bedrich Supcik Ladislav Tikal Jindrich Tintera Ladislav Vacha nbsp 1930 Luxembourg Men s team nbsp Silver Jan Gajdos Men s all around nbsp Bronze Emanuel Loffler nbsp Silver Emanuel Loffler Men s floor exercise nbsp Bronze Jan Gajdos Men s pommel horse nbsp Gold Emanuel Loffler Men s rings nbsp Silver Bedrich Supcik nbsp Bronze Jan Gajdos nbsp Bronze Ladislav Vacha Men s parallel bars nbsp Silver Jaroslav Baroch Jan Gajdos Alois Hudec Jaroslav Kollinger Emanuel Loffler Jan Sladek Ladislav Tikal Jindrich Tintera nbsp 1934 Budapest Men s team nbsp Gold Maria Bajerova Vlasta Dekanova Vlasta Foltova Eleonora Hajkova Vlasta Jaruskova Zdenka Vermirovska Women s team nbsp Bronze Emanuel Loffler Men s all around nbsp Gold Vlasta Dekanova Women s all around nbsp Bronze Jan Sladek Men s pommel horse nbsp Gold Alois Hudec Men s rings nbsp Bronze Jaroslav Kollinger nbsp Gold Jan Gajdos Gustav Hruby Alois Hudec Emanuel Loffler Vratislav Petracek Jan Sladek Jindrich Tintera nbsp 1938 Prague Men s team nbsp Gold Vlasta Dekanova Bozena Dobesova Marie Hendrychova Anna Nezerpova Matylda Palfyova Marie Skalova Zdenka Vermirovska Women s team nbsp Gold Jan Gajdos Men s all around nbsp Silver Jan Sladek nbsp Gold Vlasta Dekanova Women s all around nbsp Silver Zdenka Vermirovska nbsp Bronze Matylda Palfyova nbsp Gold Jan Gajdos Men s floor exercise nbsp Silver Alois Hudec nbsp Silver Vratislav Petracek Men s pommel horse nbsp Gold Alois Hudec Men s rings nbsp Bronze Vratislav Petracek nbsp Silver Alois Hudec Men s parallel bars nbsp Silver Alois Hudec Men s horizontal bar nbsp Bronze Eva Bosakova Miroslava Brdickova Alena Chadimova Vera Drazdikova Zdenka Liskova Anna Marejkova Alena Reichova Vera Vancurova nbsp 1954 Rome Women s team nbsp Silver Eva Bosakova Women s all around nbsp Gold Leo Sotornik Men s vault nbsp Silver Eva Bosakova Women s balance beam nbsp Silver Eva Bosakova Women s floor exercise nbsp Bronze Jaroslav Bim Ferdinand Danis Pavel Gajdos Karel Klecka Jindrich Mikulec Josef Skvor nbsp 1958 Moscow Men s team nbsp Silver Eva Bosakova Vera Caslavska Anna Marejkova Matylda Matouskova Ludmila Svedova Adolfina Tkacikova Women s team nbsp Silver Eva Bosakova Women s all around nbsp Silver Eva Bosakova Women s uneven bars nbsp Gold Eva Bosakova Women s floor exercise nbsp Bronze Pavel Gajdos Karel Klecka Premysl Krbec Vaclav Kubicka Ladislav Pazdera Jaroslav Stastny nbsp 1962 Prague Men s team nbsp Silver Eva Bosakova Vera Caslavska Libuse Cmiralova Hana Ruzickova Ludmila Svedova Adolfina Tkacikova Women s team nbsp Silver Vera Caslavska Women s all around nbsp Gold Vera Caslavska Women s vault nbsp Silver Eva Bosakova Women s uneven bars nbsp Gold Premysl Krbec Men s vault nbsp Gold Eva Bosakova Women s balance beam nbsp Bronze Vera Caslavska Women s floor exercise nbsp Gold Vera Caslavska Jaroslava Sedlackova Marianna Krajcirova Jana Kubickova Bohumila Rimnacova Jindra Kostalova nbsp 1966 Dortmund Women s team nbsp Gold Vera Caslavska Women s all around nbsp Gold Vera Caslavska Women s vault nbsp Silver Vera Caslavska Women s balance beam nbsp Silver Vera Caslavska Women s floor exercise nbsp Bronze Sona Brazdova Luba Krasna Hana Liskova Marianna Nemethova Krajcirova Bohumila Rimnacova Marcella Vachova nbsp 1970 Ljubljana Women s team nbsp Bronze Bozena Perdykulova nbsp 1974 Varna Women s vault nbsp Gold Vera Cerna nbsp 1979 Fort Worth Women s balance beam nbsp Silver Hana Ricna nbsp 1983 Budapest Women s balance beam nbsp Bronze Hana Ricna nbsp 1985 Montreal Women s uneven barsMedal tables editBy gender edit GenderGoldSilverBronzeTotalMen28242476Women1113630 By event edit EventGoldSilverBronzeTotalMen s team72211Men s rings62513Men s individual all around46717Men s horizontal bar43310Women s individual all around3418Men s pommel horse33410Women s team3227Women s balance beam2305Women s vault2013Men s vault2002Men s parallel bars16310Women s floor exercise1214Men s floor exercise1203Women s uneven bars0213References edit Huguenin Andre 100 Years of the International Gymnastics Federation 1881 1981 PDF Translated by Unger Beatrice International Gymnastics Federation p 79 1907 Perfect Scores Abound at the World Championships in Prague Gymnastics History May 2 2022 1934 Women Compete at the World Championships for the First Time Gymnastics History March 16 2022 Czechoslovakia Breaks in Two To Wide Regret The New York Times January 1 1993 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Czechoslovakia at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships amp oldid 1178259533, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
