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  • Not only was Keleti an amazing athlete of her time, her story is so inspirational. Agnes was set to be on the Hungarian team at the 1940 Olympics, but both the '40 and '44 Games were canceled due to World War II. As she was Jewish, she was forced to go into hiding to survive the war by posing as a Christian maid. Her father died in Auschwitz, and her mother and sister went into hiding.

    The fact that Agnes was able to survive was amazing, never mind that she won so many Olympic and World medals.

  • It is wonderful to be able to see the performances of the great pioneers of gymnastics. Thank you for posting, Gymerin!

  • mkay. im a gymnast and im wondering, do yall(gymnast)think that it would be easier on those bars or now bars? also did yall notice that she didnt shave her armpits?:Plol (0:12)

  • I don't think shaving was to popular in a lot of European counties in the 40s and 50s...My grandmother has some skating tapes from the

    80s and some of the Soviets didn't shave then either. Not sure when they started over there though.

  • It's almost like a combo of High bar, P-Bars, with a pommel-horse-style dismount. Very cool.

    P.S.--Boy do I hate stem rises!!! For some reason, they were so much harder than a regular short kip for me.

  • I like the routine tho it seems primitive

  • Well it's from the 50's DUH.

  • Agnes Keleti is hungarian

  • amazing to see how much bars has changed.

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