🤽 The most violent Water Polo match in history

#Waterpolo #Hungary #Zador

In this new episode of Out of Bounds, I present to you the story of the most famous Water Polo match in history. On December 6th, 1956, Hungary faced the Soviet Union during the 1956 Melbourne games, only one month after the Budapest revolution. The face of Ervin Zador remains one of the most famous images of these Olympics Games.

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0:00 Introduction
0:30 L'année 1953
0:49 Revolts in Poland and Hungary
2:35 Hungary at the Olympics
3:57 Hungary's Waterpolo team
4:43 Hungary - USSR
6:30 Consequences of the 1956 revolution
7:54 After 1956
8:37 Conclusion

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