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The "Descendant" of the Berlin Olympic Champion's Wrestling Oak Tree Has Been Placed on the Corundum

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Márton Lőrincz, a native of Korondi and the gold medalist in the 56-kilogram weight class in 1936, planted the oak sapling he received for first place in Szentes. The sapling, which has since grown into a respectable tree, has now returned home to Székleyföld, where the Olympic champion's ashes were returned two years ago.
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Márton Lőrincz, a native of Korondi and the gold medalist in the 56-kilogram weight class in 1936, planted the oak sapling he received for first place in Szentes. The sapling, which has since grown into a respectable tree, has now returned home to Székleyföld, where the Olympic champion's ashes were returned two years ago.

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nemzetisport.hu broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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