Alberto Braglia

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Alberto Braglia
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Discipline: Men's artistic gymnastics

Alberto Braglia (March 23, 1883 in Campogalliano (Modena) – February 5, 1954) was an Italian gymnast. He won gold overall at the 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm, 3 olympic gold medals throughout his career.

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1896: not included   |   1900: Gustave Sandras   |   1904: Julius Lenhart   |   1908: Alberto Braglia   |   1912: Alberto Braglia   |   1920: Giorgio Zampori   |   1924: Leon Štukelj   |   1928: Georges Miez   |   1932: Romeo Neri   |   1936: Alfred Schwarzmann   |   1948: Veikko Huhtanen   |   1952: Viktor Chukarin   |   1956: Viktor Chukarin   |   1960: Boris Shakhlin   |   1964: Yukio Endo   |   1968: Sawao Kato   |   1972: Sawao Kato   |   1976: Nikolai Andrianov   |   1980: Alexander Dityatin   |   1984: Koji Gushiken   |   1988: Vladimir Artemov   |   1992: Vitaly Scherbo   |   1996: Li Xiaoshuang   |   2000: Alexei Nemov   |   2004: Paul Hamm   |   2008: Yang Wei
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