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As Hungary’s most successful gymnast, she won ten Olympic medals, all of them after reaching the age of 30 against much younger competitors, including five gold medals in Helsinki (1952) and Melbourne ...

Her triumphs came at the Helsinki Games in 1952 and the Melbourne Games in 1956. Keleti once revealed her initial motivation for pursuing sports was not to seek fame but to travel beyond the Iron ...

Her motivation to do sports was not to chase glory, but to travel abroad, outside the Iron Curtain from the communist-ruled Hungary. "I was competing not because I liked it but I did it because I ...

Her motivation to pursue sports was not solely driven by a desire for glory but also by a yearning to travel outside the Iron Curtain of communist-ruled Hungary. Keleti's life took another turn ...