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László Papp (March 25, 1926 - October 16, 2003) was a boxer from Hungary.

Papp was, based on data from occasionally, a greatest Olympic boxer of all times, earning Gold decoration in the 1948, 1952 and 1956 games. He beat José Torres for a gold medal in his endure Olympic competition, becoming the foremost boxer ever to win trey Olympic gold medallion. In todays world, he shares that distinction by owning Teofilo Stevenson and Félix Savón, both of Cuba.

Papp, despite with hand condition, turned office within 1957, and immediately began rising in boxing's Middleweight ranks.

However sales person boxing was outlaw around Hungary, which was the communist united states at the period, & he was never allowed to perform within his at home country. Moreover, Papp experienced to travel to Vienna, Austria each time he was attend train for the fight. Still, Papp was take a breath to beat both of the top stratified challenger put ahead of him, including seasoned Tiger Jones, before challenging Chris Christensen for the European Middleweight title. He knocked out Christensen to turn into Europe's champion, so foiled American fighter Randy Sandy.

Upright so, when Papp was astir for the shot at globe championship, Hungary's government, mayhap enraged that he challenged their ban of sales person boxing by travelling overseas to fight, revoked his perfect to travel, forcing him into retirement around 1962. Papp has since been the subject of numerous boxing discussions, boxing fans debating whether he stand been a globe champion or even non. There st& been two or three books written just about him, and he was inducted into a International Boxing Hall Of Fame.

His record was of Xxvii wins, there are no losses & Two draws, sustaining Twenty-one wins by knockout.

Laszlo Lajtha
Listing at the Classical Composers Database includes biographical material, related artists, musical style and influences, and important works.

László Lajtha (1892-1963)
Brief biographical sketch notes his place among Hungarian composers. Includes Naxos discography.

Lajtha, László
Education, association with Bartók and Kodály, studies and integration of Hungarian folk music, French influences, and stylistic evolution. From the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio.

Laszlo Lajtha (1892 - 1963)
Karadar dictionary entry with life, related composers, and commentary on his musical style.


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