Great Olympians

Biographies - KOL

Hashem Kolahi

B. 1956-04-22, represented Iran
Greco-Roman Wrestling

	1976	HP
Men's Light-Heavyweight (-90 kg)	7th	600
		600

Karel Kolář

B. 1955-12-16, Jindřichův Hradec, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia
Athletics - Track & Field

	1980	HP
Men's 400 metres	SF:8th	8.2
Men's 4 x 400 m Relay	7th	100
		108.2

Lubomir "Luboš" Kolář

B. 1929-02-04, represented Czechoslovakia
Basketball

	1952	HP
Men's Team	R1:3rd	45.5
		45.5

Oldřich Kolář

B. 1898-01-21, Bilá Třemešná, Czechia, then part of Austria, represented Czechoslovakia
Cross-Country Skiing

	1924	HP
Men's 50 km	19th	1.6
		1.6

Trude Gollner-Kolar

B. 1926-01-23, Graz, Austria; D. 2014-12-22
Gymnastics (Artistic) & Rhytmic Gymnastics

	1948	1952	HP
Women's Individual All-Around		75th	-
Women's Team All-Around	sixth	10th	345
Women's Floor Exercise		88th	-
Women's Horse Vault		73rd	-
Women's Uneven Bars		83rd	-
Women's Balance Beam		90th	-
Women's Team with Portable Apparatus		9th	40
			385

Vladimír Kolář

B. 1927-07-02, represented Czechoslovakia
Speed Skating

	1948	1952	1956	HP
Men's 500 metres	26th		28th	0.0896
Men's 1500 metres	26th		27th	0.104
Men's 5000 metres	22nd		13th	26
Men's 10000 metres	dnf		14th	16.04
				42.2336

Miloslav Kolařík

B. 1942-04-20, Ludkovice, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia
Weightlifting

	1968	HP
Men's Middleweight (-75 kg)	7th	600
		600

Bolesław Stanisław Kolasa

B. 1920-10-25, Lwow, Poland, now Lviv in Ukraine
Ice Hockey

	1948	HP
Men's Team	sixth	320
		320

Claudia Anne Kolb

B. 1949-12-19, Hayward, Cal., USA
Swimming (1 gold, 1 silver)

1964 1968 HP

Women's 200 m Breaststroke silver - 5000

Women's 200 m Individual Medley - gold 6400

Women's 400 m Individual Medley - gold 6400

17800

	1964	1968	HP
Women's 200 m Breaststroke	silver	-	5000
Women's 200 m Individual Medley	-	gold	6400
Women's 400 m Individual Medley	-	gold	6400
			17800

Émile Kolb

B. 1902-07-03, Differdange, Luxembourg; D. 1967-09-01
Football

	1924	1928	HP
Men's Football	R2	R2	52.76
			52.76

Ernst Kolb

represented Switzerland
Greco-Roman Wrestling

	1948	HP
Men's Middleweight (-79 kg)	8th	384
		384

Willi Kolb

B. 1934-02-18, represented Germany
Weightlifting

	1956	HP
Men's Lightweight (-67.5 kg)	12th	60
		60

Georg Kolbe

B. 1877-04-15, Waldheim, Sachsen, Germany; D. 1947-11-20
Art Competitions

	1928	HP
Sculpture, Statues	2 hors concours	-
		-

Peter-Michael Kolbe

B. 1953-08-02, Hamburg, Germany, represented West Germany
Rowing (3 silver)

1976 1984 1988 HP

Men's Single Sculls silver silver silver 19800

19800

	1976	1984	1988	HP
Men's Single Sculls	silver	silver	silver	19800
				19800

Fernand Kolbeck

B. 1944-10-11, Ernstein, France
Athletics - Track & Field

	1972	1976	HP
Men's Marathon	28th	34th	0.0408
			0.0408

Fred Kolberg

B. 1900-11-13, represented the USA; D. 1965-05-21
Boxing (1 bronze)

	1920	HP
Welterweight (-66.7 kg)	bronze	3840
		3840

Pavel Konstantinovich Kolchin

B. 1930-01-09, Yaroslavl, Russia, represented the Soviet Union; D. 2010-12-29
Cross-Country Skiing (1 gold, 3 bronze)

	1956	1960	1964	HP
Men's 15 kilometres	bronze		sixth	3520
Men's 30 kilometres	bronze			2560
Men's 50 kilometres	sixth			640
Men's 4x10 kilometres Relay	gold		bronze	2800
				9520

B. 1930-03-11, Pavlovsk, Russia, represented the Soviet-Union
Cross-Country Skiing (1 gold, 1 silver, 3 bronze)

1956 1960 1964 1968 HP

10 km fourth fourth 7th 7th 4800

5 km - - bronze bronze 5120

3x5 km Relay silver - gold bronze 4050

13970

	1956	1960	1964	1968	HP
10 km	fourth	fourth	7th	7th	4800
5 km	-	-	bronze	bronze	5120
3x5 km Relay	silver	-	gold	bronze	4050
					13970

At Squaw Valley, she did not from part of the relay squad, as she was only the fourth best skier in the world, behind three other soviets. Despite having gained the first four places in the individual, the Soviet squad (without Kolchina) gained only silver, although they protested for hindering by the Swedes in the first leg.
In 1973, she moved to Estonia, and her son could be regarded as representing Estonia in 1980, but she has to be considered Russian during her career.

Oleksandr Leonidovych Kolchynskiy

B. 1955-02-20, Kyiv, Ukraine, then part of the Soviet Union
Wrestling, Greco-Roman (2 gold)

	1976	1980	HP
Men's Super−Heavyweight (+100 kg)	gold	gold	19200
			19200

Kolczonay Ernő

B. 1953-05-15, Budapest, Hungary; D. 2009-10-04
Fencing

	1980	1984	1988	1992	HP
Men's Foil, Team	sixth				160
Men's Épée, Individual	silver		10th		5125
Men's Épée, Team	QF		sixth	silver	1242
					6427

Antoni Kolczyński

B. 1917-08-25, Zdunowo, Poland; D. 1964-06-19
Boxing

	1948	HP
Men's Middleweight (-73 kg)	R2	79.13
		79.13

Karel Koldovský

B. 1898, represented Czechoslovakia
Ski Jumping

	1924	HP
Men's Ski Jumping	20th	1.5
		1.5

Halina Kołdras

B. 1958-05-15, Grodków, Poland
Hockey

	1980	HP
Women's Team	sixth	320
		320

Jadwiga Kołdras

B. 1959-09-03, Skoroczyce, Poland
Hockey

	1980	HP
Women's Team	sixth	320
		320

Szymon Piotr Kołecki

B. 1981-10-12, Oława, Poland
Weightlifting (1 gold, 1 silver)

	2000	2008	HP
Men's Middle−Heavyweight (-94 kg)	silver	gold	19500
			19500

Eero Johannes Kolehmainen

B. 1918-03-24, Anttola, Finland; D. 2013-12-07
Cross-Country Skiing (1 silver)

	1952	1956	HP
Men's 50 km	silver	fourth	5600
			5600

Johannes Petteri ("Hannes") Kolehmainen

B. 1889-12-09, Kuopio, Finland; D. 1966-11-11, Helsinki
Track and Field (4 gold, 1 silver)

1912 1920 1924 HP

5000 m gold 6400

10000 m gold 6400

3000 m Team r2 325

Cross-Country gold 8000

Cross-Country, Team silver 1000

Marathon gold aband. 9600

22125 9600 0 31725

	1912	1920	1924	HP
5000 m	gold			6400
10000 m	gold			6400
3000 m Team	r2			325
Cross-Country	gold			8000
Cross-Country, Team	silver			1000
Marathon		gold	aband.	9600
	22125	9600	0	31725

The first outstanding Finnish runner, he set a world record of 14.36.6 in winning the 5000 metres at Stockholm, which was only beaten ten years later by Paavo Nurmi. He won 5 races in a few days but Finland failed to qualify for the team 3000 m final, or he would undoubtedly have won that one too. On the victory podium, he said, 'I would almost rather not have won, than see that flag up there', pointing at the tsarist Russian flag. Finland was still part of Russia at the time.
After the war, he returned to Antwerpen to win the Marathon. He is one of those athletes who were severely restricted in their medal chances because of the Wars.

Olympic Competitor nr 5808

1912-07-07-09:00 - Athletics (track & field) - 10000 m, round one, heat one - first (Q)
1912-07-08-16:15 - Athletics (track & field) - 10000 m, final - first (6400)
1912-07-09-16:15 - Athletics (track & field) - 5000 m, round one, heat four - first (Q)
1912-07-10-14:00 - Athletics (track & field) - 5000 m, final - first (6400)
1912-07-12-15:10? - Athletics (track & field) - 3000 m Team, round one - first - team second (325)
1912-07-15-14:15 - Athletics (track & field) - Cross-Country - first (8000) & Team - second (1000)

Mikko Yrjö Ilmari Kolehmainen

B. 1964-08-18, Mikkeli, Finland
Canoeing, Sprint Kayak (1 gold)

	1984	1988	1992	1996	HP
Men's Singles, 500 m			gold	seventh	6800
Men's Singles, 1000 m				9th	160
Men's Doubles, 500 m		SF:5th	SF:8th		19.05
Men's Doubles, 1000 m		SF:4th			51
Men's Fours, 1000 m	SF:4th				34
					7064.05

David "Tatu" Kolehmainen

Olympic Competitor nr 6029

1912-07-08-14:00 - Greco-Roman Wrestling - Lightweight (-67.5 kg), round one - won by fall
1912-07-09-14:00 - Greco-Roman Wrestling - Lightweight (-67.5 kg), round two - won by fall
1912-07-11-09:30 - Greco-Roman Wrestling - Lightweight (-67.5 kg), round three - won by fall
1912-07-13-09:30 - Greco-Roman Wrestling - Lightweight (-67.5 kg), round four - lost
1912-07-14-08:30 - Greco-Roman Wrestling - Lightweight (-67.5 kg), round five - won by fall
1912-07-14-13:30 - Greco-Roman Wrestling - Lightweight (-67.5 kg), round six - lost (both) - eliminated (1500)

When awarding the numbers, I thought this athlete was the same Tatu as Hannes' brother, so I did not give him a number. He has now received nr 6029.

Taavetti Heikki "Tatu" Kolehmainen

B. 1885-04-21, Kuopio, Finland, then part of Russia; D. 1967-06-15
Athletics

	1912	1920	HP
Men's 10000 m	FI:dnf		64
Men's Marathon	dnf	10th	150
			214

Olympic Competitor nr 5886

1912-07-07-13:30 - Athletics (track & field) - 10000 m, round one, heat three - first (Q)
1912-07-08-16:15 - Athletics (track & field) - 10000 m, final - DNF (64)
1912-07-14-13:48 - Athletics (track & field) - Marathon - DNF

This Tatu Kolehmainen is the brother of Hannes, the wrestler with the same name is not related.

Miloš Kolejka

B. 1926-10-18, represented Czechoslovakia
Gymnastics

	1952	HP
Men's Individual All-Around	63rd	-
Men's Team All-Around	7th	100
Men's Floor Exercise	84th	-
Men's Horse Vault	87th	-
Men's Parallel Bars	74th	-
Men's Horizontal Bar	67th	-
Men's Rings	77th	-
Men's Pommeled Horse	57th	-
		100.00000001

František Kolenatý

B. 1900-01-29, Praha, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia
Football

	1920	1924	HP
Men's Team	disq	R2	526.38
			526.38

Karel Kolesa

B. 1942-12-31, Brno, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia
Rowing

	1968	HP
Men's Coxed Pairs	Rep:6th	4.1
Men's Eights	fifth	500
		504.1

Svetlana Konstantinovna Kolesnichenko

B. 1993-09-20, Gatchina, Russia
Artistic Swimming (2 gold)

	2016	2021	HP
Team	gold	gold	6400
Duet		gold	8000
			14400

Leonid Nikolayevich Kolesnikov

B. 1937-04-27, Toshkent, Uzbekistan, represented the Soviet Union; D. 2010-11-17
Aquatics - Swimming

	1960	HP
Men's 400 metres Freestyle	R1:dnf	0.0001
Men's 4x100 metres Medley Relay	fifth	250
		250.0001

Nikolay Alekseyevich Kolesnikov

B. 1952-02-15, Naratli, Tatarstan,, Russia, represented the Soviet Union
Weightlifting (1 gold)

	1976	HP
Men's Featherweight (-60 kg)	gold	9600
		9600

Nikolay Vasilyevich Kolesnikov

B. 1953-09-08, Kargaly, Kazakhstan, represented the Soviet Union
Athletics - Track and Field (1 bronze)

	1976	HP
Men's 200 metres	SF:7th	20.8
Men's 4x100 m Relay	bronze	640
		660.8

Nadezhda Leonidovna Kolesnikova

competed in 1976 as

Nadezhda Ilyina

B. 1949-01-24, Zelenokumsk, Stavropol, Russia, represented the Soviet Union; D. 2013-12-07
Athletics - Track & Field (1 bronze)

	1972	1976	HP
Women's 400 metres	SF:7th	SF:5th	150.8
Women's 4x400 m Relay	8th	bronze	704
			854.8

Anatoly Ivanovich Kolesov (1)

B. 1931, represented the Soviet Union
Cycling - Road

	1952	HP
Men's Road Race	dnf	8x10^-19
Men's Road Race, Team	dnf	-
		8x10^-19

Anatoly Ivanovich Kolesov

B. 1938-01-18, Litvinskoye, Kazakhstan, represented the Soviet Union
Greco-Roman Wrestling (1 gold)

	1964	HP
Men's Welterweight (-78 kg)	gold	9600
		9600

He competed from Moskva, and stayed at the head of the Soviet Union's wrestling committee after his sporting career. He would later be the head of the Russian delegation at the 1996, 2000 and 2004 Olympics. Yet I believe that his move to Russia was only sport-based, and I consider him of Kazakh nationality.

Stamatios Kolethras

B. 1964-02-06, represented Greece
Boxing

	1984	HP
Men's Featherweight (-57 kg)	Prel	-2.29
		0.0029

Slavko Koletić

B. 1950-07-03, Petrinja, Croatia, represented Yugoslavia; D. 2010-08-10 in Croatia
Greco-Roman Wrestling

	1972	HP
Men's Featherweight (-62 kg)	9th	240
		240

Georgios Koletis

represented Greece
Cycling - Track

	1896	HP
Men's 10000 m	dnf	640
Men's 100 km	silver	4000
		4640

Olympic Competitor nr 101

1896-04-08-13:00 - Cycling Track - 100 km - second (4000)
1896-04-11-15:30? - Cycling - 10000 m - DNF (640)

Angel Dimitrov Kolev

B. 1926-04-15, Kotlentsi, Bulgaria; D. 1998
Athletics - Track & Field

	1952	HP
Men's 100 metres	QF:dq	0.364
Men's 200 metres	QF:3rd	10.76
		11.124

Binko Ganev Kolev

B. 1958-07-28, Nova Zagora, Bulgaria
Athletics - Track & Field

	1980	HP
Men's 800 metres	SF:9th	160
		160

Ivan Kolev Ivanov

B. 1951-04-17, Chirpan, Bulgaria
Greco-Roman Wrestling (1 bronze)

	1972	1976	HP
Men's Welterweight (-74 kg)	fourth		6240
Men's Middleweight (-82 kg)		bronze	6240
			6240

Ivan Petkov Kolev

B. 1930-11-01, Sofia, Bulgaria; D. 2005-07-01
Football (1 bronze)

	1952	1956	1960	HP
Men's Team	QR	bronze	QF	1567.595
				1567.595

Nedelcho Lazarov Kolev

B. 1953-03-26, Kableshkovo, Bulgaria
Weightlifting (1 bronze)

	1980	HP
Men's Middleweight (-75 kg)	bronze	3840
		3840

Nikolay Kolev

B. 1950-03-01, Sofia, Bulgaria
Rowing

	1972	HP
Men's Coxless Fours	8th	192
		192

Vladimir Nikolov Kolev

B. 1954-04-18, Sofia, Bulgaria
Boxing (1 bronze)

	1972	1976	HP
Men's Light Welterweight (-63.5 kg)		bronze	3121.02
Men's Welterweight (-67 kg)	R1		3121.02
			3121.02

Petrana Koleva

B. 1947-10-11, Beloslav, Bulgaria
Canoeing - Kayak Sprint

	1972	HP
Women's Kayak Doubles 500 m	8th	192
		192

Stefka Koleva

B. 1954-01-09, represented Bulgaria
Rowing

	1980	HP
Women's Eights	fourth	800
		800

Lauri Kolho

Olympic Competitor 3373

1908-07-11-14:00? - Shooting - Free Rifle, 3 positions - 39th
1912-07-02-11:00 - Shooting - Free Rifle, 3 positions - 57th

Voitto Kolho

Olympic Competitor nr 3254

1908-07-09-10:00? - Shooting - Free Rifle, team, day one
1908-07-10-10:00? - Shooting - Free Rifle, team, day two - eighth (48)
1908-07-11-14:00? - Shooting - Free Rifle, 3 positions - 17th (3)
1912-07-02-11:00 - Shooting - Free Rifle, 3 positions - 13th (25.6)
1912-07-04-11:00 - Shooting - Free Rifle, team - fifth (250)
1920-07-29-09:30? - Shooting - Military Rifle, 300m & 600m, prone, team - tenth (6.25)
1920-07-29-10:30? - Shooting - Military Rifle, 300m, prone, team - third (160)
1920-07-29-14:30? - Shooting - Military Rifle, 300m, standing, team - seventh (25)
1920-07-29-16:30? - Shooting - Military Rifle, 600m, prone, team - eighth (16)
1920-07-31-09:30? - Shooting - Free Rifle, 3 positions - seventh (400) & team - fourth (400)
1920-08-02-08:00 - Shooting - Free Pistol, team - 11th (16)
1924 FRt 250
1924 SR 3.84
bonus 94.8

Yrjö Kolho

Olympic Competitor nr 7222

1920-07-26-09:30 - Shooting - Running Deer, single shot, team - second (1000)
1920-07-26-14:30? - Shooting - Running Deer, double shot, team - third (640)
1920-07-27-09:30 - Shooting - Running Deer, single shot - fourth (1500)
1920-07-27-14:30? - Shooting - Running Deer, double shot - AC (0.256)
1920-08-02-08:00 - Shooting - Free Pistol, team - 11th (16)

Patrick Cornelis Jacobus Kolijn

B. 1957-01-09, Den Haag, the Netherlands
Ice Hockey

	1980	HP
Men's Team	Prel:5th	65
		65

Eva Kolínská

B. 1940-07-24, Praha, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia; D. 2020-04-21
Canoeing - Kayak Sprint

	1960	HP
Women's Kayak Doubles 500 metres	8th	192
		192

John Waldrip Kolius

B. 1951-04-01, Houston, Texas, USA
Sailing (1 silver)

	1976	HP
Three-person Keelboat (Soling)	silver	4000
		4000

Olga Alekseyevna Kolkova

B. 1955-05-29, Vitebsk, Belarus, represented the Soviet Union
Rowing (1 silver)

	1976	HP
Women's Eights	silver	2000
		2000

William Henry "Bill" Koll

B. 1923-08-12, Fort Dodge, Iowa, USA; D. 2003-09-27
Freestyle Wrestling

	1948	HP
Men's Lightweight (-67 kg)	fifth	1500
		1500

Josef Koll

B. 1955-12-02, Eidenberg, Austria
Biathlon

	1980	HP
Men's 4 x 7.5 km Relay	sixth	160
		160

Ioannis Kollaros

from Al-Qahira, Egypt
Athletics - Track & Field

	1906	HP
Men's Standing Long Jump	11th	72
		72

Olympic Competitor nr 2901

1906-04-25-16:30 - Athletics - Standing Long Jump - 11th (72)

Cárlos Koller

Olympic Competitor nr 5683

1912-07-07-02:00 - Cycling - Road - Road Race, Time Trial - 58th - Team - ninth (40)

Edmund Koller

B. 1930-08-23, from Ohlstadt, represented Germany
Bobsleigh

	1956	HP
Four‐Man	8th	192
		192

Jan Koller

B. 1901-08-11, represented Czechoslovakia
Shooting

	1936	HP
Men's Free Pistol	34th	0.0024
		0.0024

Johann Koller

B. 1921-04-03, from Wien, represented Austria
Hockey

	1948	1952	HP
Men's team	R1:3rd	(cons:SF)	216
			216

Gert Kölli

B. 1940-05-31, Graz, Austria; D. 2016-08-02
Aquatics - Swimming

	1960	1964	HP
Men's 100 metres Freestyle	R1:25th	R1:35th	0.101
Men's 400 metres Freestyle		R1:37th	0.0004
			0.1014

Jakob Kölliker

B. 1953-07-21, Biel, Switzerland
Ice Hockey

	1976	1980	1984	1988	HP
Men's Team	11th			eighth	160
					160

Paul Kölliker

B. 1932-02-19, Wolfwil, Switzerland
Rowing

	1960	HP
Men's Coxless Fours	sixth	480
		480

Werner Kölliker

B. 1935-01-23, Wolfwil, Switzerland
Rowing

	1960	HP
Men's Eights	Rep:3rd	34
		34

Johannes Kolling

Olympic Competitor nr 6694

1912-07-16-12:00 - Fencing - Sabre, individual, round one - fourth

Jaroslav Kollinger

B. 1905-12-13, Roudnice nad Labern, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia; D. 1949-07-24
Gymnastics

	1936	HP
Men's Individual combined (6 apparatuses)	23rd	0.256
Men's Team combined	fourth	400
Men's Floor Exercise	36th	-
Men's Vault	27th	0.004
Men's Parallel Bars	20th	2.5
Men's Horizontal Bar	49th	-
Men's Rings	7th	100
Men's Pommeled Horse	40th	-
		502.76

Walter Kollmann

B. 1932-06-17, from Wien, represented Austria, D. 2017-05-16
Football

	1952	HP
Men's Team	QF	287
		287

Stein Kollshaugen

B. 1956-02-16, Gjøvik, Norway
Football

	1984	HP
Men's Team	R1:3rd	45.5
		45.5

Wolfgang Kolmsee

B. 1954-09-25, Oberhausen, N-W, Germany, represented West Germany
Athletics - Track and Field

	1976	HP
Men's Triple Jump	sixth	960
		960

Kolnai István

B. 1911-09-26, represented Hungary
Canoeing - Kayak Flatwater

	1936	HP
Men's Folding Kayak Doubles 10000m	12th	30
		30

Jörgen Kolni

B. 1946-07-19, København, Denmark, represented Sweden
Sailing

	1968	1972	1976	HP
Two−Person Heavyweight Dinghy (Flying Dutchman)	9th			1450
Two−Person Multihull (Tornado)			fifth	1450
				1450

Peter Kolni

B. 1948-06-27, Göteborg, Sweden
Sailing

	1968	1972	1976	HP
Two−Person Heavyweight Dinghy (Flying Dutchman)	9th	12th		1500
Two−Person Multihull (Tornado)			fifth	1500
				1500

Mirko Kolnik

B. 1936-07-09, Ljubljana, Slovenia, represented Yugoslavia
Athletics - Track & Field

	1960	HP
Men's Decathlon	dnf	0.015
		0.015

Pavel Kolobkov

B. 1969-09-22, Moskva, Russia
Fencing (1 gold, 2 silver, 3 bronze)

1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 HP

Épée, Individual silver R16 gold bronze 20332.4

Épée, team bronze bronze silver - fourth 2948

23280.4

Russia did not field a team in Sydney.

Éric Koloko

B. 1950-11-01, represented France
Artistic Gymnastics

	1976	HP
Men's Individual Combined	30th	0.01
Men's Team Combined	10th	25
		25.01

Albertina Iosifovna "Berta" Kolokoltseva

B. 1937-10-29, Kemerovo, Russia, represented the Soviet Union
Speed Skating (1 bronze)

	1964	HP
Women's 1500 metres	bronze	2560
		2560

Nikolay Kolomenkin

Olympic Competitor nr 4875

1908-10-28-15:00 - Figure Skating - Men, compulsory figures
1908-10-29-10:00 - Figure Skating - Men, Special Figures - first (4800)
1908-10-29-15:00 - Figure Skating - Men, free skating - DNS (120)
1912-07-01-12:00 - Shooting - Free Pistol - eighth (256)
1912-07-02-12:00 - Shooting - Free Pistol, team - fourth (400)

Kolonics György

B. 1972-06-24, Budapest, Hungary; D. 2008-07-15
Canoeing - Sprint (2 gold, 2 bronze)

	1992	1996	2000	2004	HP
C2 500 m	7th	gold		7th	5400
C2 1000 m	fifth	bronze		bronze	5049
C1 500 m			gold		6400
					16849

Amelie Koloska

B. 1944-09-28, Dessau, S-A, Germany, represented West Germany
Athletics

	1968	1972	HP
Women's Javelin Throw	7th	QU:18th	603.84
			603.84

Viktor Mikhaylovych Kolotov

B. 1949-07-03, Yudino, Tatarstan, Russia, represented the Soviet Union; D. 2000-01-03
Football (2 bronze)

	1972	1976	HP
Men's Team	bronze	bronze	2560
			2560

Although born in Russia, this athlete needs to be considered Ukrainian, as he played for Dynamo Kyiv throughout his career and stayed in Ukraine after it. He died in Kyiv.

Radim Koloušek

B. 1941-12-09, Praha, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia
Alpine Skiing

	1964	HP
Men's Downhill	39th	-3.16
Men's Giant Slalom	55th	-6.10
Men's Slalom	R1:dnf	-15.64
		0.0001601

Dimitrios Kolovos

B. 1940, Athina, Greece
Aquatics - Swimming

	1960	HP
Men's 100 metres Backstroke	R1:35th	0.00125
		0.00125

Henry Kolowrat, Jr.

B. 1933-08-25, Praha, Czechia, represented the USA
Fencing

	1960	HP
Men's Épée, Team	R2	16.9
		16.9

Tatyana Alekseyevna Kolpakova

B. 1959-10-18, Alamudun, Kyrgyzstan, represented the Soviet Union
Athletics - Track & Field (1 gold)

	1980	HP
Women's Long Jump	gold	9600
		9600

She remained in her native Kyrgyzstan until 2001, when she moved to Russia.

Koltai Henrik

B. 1913-05-11, from Budapest, represented Hungary
Athletics - Track and Field

	1936	HP
Men's Long Jump	QU:ac	0.605
		0.605

Grzegorz Jan Kołtan

B. 1955-09-15, Wałcz, Poland
Canoeing - Kayak Sprint

	1976	1980	HP
Men's Kayak Fours 1000 m	fifth	fourth	1300
			1300

Ole Kolterud

B. 1903-05-01, Nordre Land, Norway; D. 1974-12-06
Nordic Combined

	1928	HP
Men's Nordic Combined	8th	384
		384

Sverre Kolterud

B. 1908-03-15, Dokka, Norway; D. 1996-11-07
Nordic Combined

	1932	HP
Men's Nordic Combined, Individual	fourth	2400
		2400

Fjodor Koltšin

B. 1957-02-24, Moskva, Russia, represented the Soviet Union
Nordic Combined

	1980	HP
Men's Individual	15th	15
		15

The son of Pavel Kolchin and Alevtina Kolchina. They had moved to Estonia when Fjodor was 16, where he took up the sport of Nordic COmbined. He should be considered Estonian as a consequence.

Anatoli Koltuniewicz

B. 1948-11-16, Pulheim, Germany, represented Australia
Basketball

	1972	HP
Men's Team	9th	80
		80

Leonid Fedorovych Kolumbet

B. 1937-10-14, Horenychi, Ukraine, represented the Soviet Union; D. 1983-05-02
Cycling - Track (1 bronze)

	1960	1964	HP
Men's Team Pursuit	bronze	SQ	2350.5
			2350.5

Mykola Fedorovych Kolumbet

B. 1933-10-10, Horenychi, Ukraine, represented the Soviet Union; D. 2012-02-22
Cycling - Road

	1956	HP
Men's Road Race	16th	8
Men's Road Race, Team	sixth	160
		168

Sergey Viktorovich Kolyaskin

B. 1949-02-10, represented the Soviet Union
Rowing

	1972	HP
Men's Eights	fourth	800
		800

Mikhail Ivanovich Kolyushev

B. 1943-04-28, Stalinabad (now Dushanbe), Tajikistan, represented the Soviet Union
Cycling - Track

	1968	HP
Men's Team Pursuit	fourth	1200
		1200

Dimitrios Kolyvas

Olympic Competitor nr 2838

1906-04-25-15:00 - Wrestling - Greco-Roman - Lightweight (75 kg), round one - lost (170)

Written 2000-11-29 - last modified 2024-04-09

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