FOR THE RECORD
Jewish Olympic Medalists
1896 (Athens)
Gold
Alfred Hajos-Guttman, Hungary, 100 meter freestyle
swimming
Alfred Hajos-Guttman, Hungary, 1,500-meter
freestyle swimming
Paul Neumann, Austria, 400-meter freestyle swimming
Alfred Flatow, Germany, gymnastics, parallel bars
Alfred Flatow, Germany, gymnastics, team parallel
bars
Alfred Flatow, Germany, gymnastics, team horizontal
bar
Gustav Felix Flatow, Germany, gymnastics, team par-
allel bars
Gustav Felix Flatow,
Germany, gymnastics,
team horizontal bar
Silver
Edgar Seligman, Great Britain, fencing, team epee
Bronze
Hugo Friend, USA, athletics, long jump
Otto Scheff, Austria, 1,500-meter freestyle swimming
1908 (London)
Gold
Richard Weisz, Hungary, Greco-Roman heavyweight
wrestling
Jean Stern, France, fencing, team epee
Silver
Bronze
Bronze
Gerard Blitz, Belgium, 100-meter backstroke swim-
ming
Frederick Meyer, USA, freestyle heavyweight
wrestling
Montgomery "Moe" Herscovitch, Canada, mid-
dleweight boxing
Alexandre Lippmann, France, fencing, team epee
1900 (Paris)
Gold
Myer Prinstein, USA,
athletics, triple jump
Silver
Bronze
1904 (St. Louis)
Gold
Myer Prinstein, USA, athletics, long jump
Myer Prinstein, USA, athletics, triple jump
Samuel Berger, USA, heavyweight boxing
Silver
Albert Lehman, USA, lacrosse
Philip Hess, USA, lacrosse
Daniel Frank, USA, athletics, long jump
Bronze
Otto Wahle, Austria, 400-meter freestyle swimming
1906 (Athens/unofficial)
Gold
Myer Prinstein, USA, athletics, long jump
Otto Scheff, Austria, 400-meter freestyle swimming
Henrik Hajos-Guttman, Hungary, 800-meter freestyle
swimming relay
Samuel Mosberg, USA, lightweight boxing
Albert Schneider, Canada (U.S. citizen), welterweight
boxing
Morris Fisher, USA, free rifle
Morris Fisher, USA, 300-meter team shooting
Morris Fisher, USA, prone team shooting
Gerard Blitz, Belgium, water polo
Maurice Blitz, Belgium, water polo
Samuel Gerson, USA, freestyle featherweight
wrestling
Alexandre Lippman, France, fencing, individual epee
Otto Herschmann, Aus-
tria, 100-meter
freestyle swimming
Siegfried Flesch, Austria, fencing, individual saber
1920 (Antwerp)
Gold
Silver
Alfred Flatow, Ger-
many, gymnastics,
horizontal bar
Myer Prinstein, USA,
athletics, long jump
Otto Wahle, Austria,
1,000-meter freestyle
Discus thrower Lillian Copeland.
swimming
Otto Wahle, Austria,
200-meter swimming obstacle race
Henri Cohen, Belgium, water polo
Jean Bloch, France, soccer
Abel Kiviat, USA, athletics, 1,500-meter run
Imre Gellert, Hungary, gymnastics, team combined ex-
ercises
Ivan °slier, Denmark, fencing, individual epee
Edgar Seligman, Great Britain, fencing, team epee
Dr. Otto Herschmann, Austria, fencing, team saber
Samu Fodi, Hungary, team gymnastics
Joszef Szalai, Hungary, team gymnastics
1924 (Chamonix/Paris)
Gold
Alexandre Lippman, France, fencing, team epee
Dr. Jeno Fuchs, Hungary, fencing, individual saber
Dr. Jeno Fuchs, Hungary, fencing, team saber
Lajos Werkner, Hungary, fencing, team saber
Dr. Oszkar Gerde, Hungary, fencing, team saber
Silver
Edwin "Barney" Solomon, Great Britain (Ireland), rugby
Bethel "Bert" Solomon, Great Britain (Ireland), rugby
Harry Simon, USA, free rifle
Edgar Seligman, Great Britain, fencing, team epee
Alexandre Lippman, France, fencing, individual epee
Bronze
Odon Bodor, Hungary, athletics, 1,600-meter relay
Charles "Clair" Jacobs, USA, athletics, pole vault
Otto Scheff, Austria, 400-meter freestyle swimming
1912 (Stockholm)
Gold
Jacques Ochs, Belgium, fencing, team epee
Gaston Salmon, Belgium, fencing, team epee
Dr. Jeno Fuchs, Hungary, fencing, team saber
Dr. Oszkar Gerde, Hungary, fencing, team saber
Lajos Werkner, Hungary, fencing, team saber
Dr. Jeno Fuchs, Hungary, fencing, individual saber
Silver
Alvah T. Meyer, USA, athletics, 100-meter dash
Elias Katz, Finland, athletics, 3,000-meter steeple-
chase
Harold Abrahams, Great Britain, athletics, 100-meter
dash
Louis Clarke, USA, athletics, 400-meter relay
Elias Katz, Finland, athletics, 3,000-meter team cross-
country
John "Jackie" Fields, USA, featherweight boxing
Alexandre Lippmann, France, fencing, team epee
Morris Fisher, USA, free-rifle
Morris Fisher, USA, 300-meter team shooting
Silver
Harold Abrahams, Great Britain, athletics, 400-meter
relay
Maurice Blitz, Belgium, water polo
Gerard Blitz, Belgium, water polo
Janos Garay, Hungary, fencing, team saber
Elias Katz, Finland, individual steeplechase
Bronze
Baron Umberto Luigi de Morpurgo, Italy, tennis singles
Janos Garay, Hungary, fencing, individual saber
Sidney Jelinek, USA, rowing, coxed-fours
1928 (St. Moritz/Amsterdam)
Gold
Fanny Rosenfeld, Canada, athletics, 400-meter relay
Dr. Sandor Gombos, Hungary, fencing, team saber
Attila Petschauer, Hungary, fencing, team saber
Janos Garay, Hungary, fencing team saber