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It can be considered normal that the smaller nations strive to win those competitions where the odds are even and they have the same chance of winning as the bigger nations. The best thing in sports is that we (can) believe that at least the competition on the grass of the stadium or in the swimming pool will be won by that athlete who gives the best performance at that time. In the competition, intellectual faculties will play an importantrole. This is one of the theses of Nordau, who declares that "the precondition of physical elasticity and skilfulness is mental elasticity and a clear mind.' But no physical strength is enough if born with – or obtained by – a dull-minded, simple, boorish man to make him an athlete'. That sportsman whose nation had to fight for centuries even for its mere existence we may say carries the will to fight in his chromosomes". Another important question is the character of the sport of the Jewish in Hungary. Can we characterise it as Jewish sport, as a Jewish sports movement or must we regard it as the sport of Jewish sportsmen.

What are the reasons for the success of so many Hungarian Jewish Athletes