Below is a certified translation of a Hungarian bravery medal certificate in my possession given to my father Gustav in 1942.

The name, declaration and stamp of the NAATI accredited translator has not been included in translation above.

From the following link, Bravery medal (Hungary), a very large number of bravery medals were issued.

While the acts that give rise to the issue of bravery medals must of course be treated with respect and such acts be honoured, Gustav was issued with so many medals that relatives used the ribbons from his medals to incorporate as part of their clothing.

Gustav’s mother’s maiden name is listed as Izabella Danko, whom I was named after.

We are seeking archival imagery of Gustav (as documented in gusurban.com).

Currently we do not have access to archival imagery of Gustav wrestling. Imagery of wrestlers at the 1936 Olympics is likely to include Gustav.

Archival imagery is expected to reference Gustav using names below.

• Gustav Urbancsik
• Márton Lőrincz, alias named used during 1936 Olympics

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With regard to patent information on Inventions, we have obtained the full patent text with some automatic translations and plan to link to copies.

With regard to information on gusurban.com, you can contact Adalbertina Isabella, the daughter of Gustav Urbancsik, through gusurban.com/contact or /contact or clicking on Contact link in menu