Summer Olympics : Judo in 1988

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 MEDAL COUNTS:

    
COUNTRY
TOTAL
 GOLD
SILVER
BRONZE


United StatesUnited States
2
0
1
1



BelgiumBelgium
1
0
0
1



BrazilBrazil
1
1
0
0



FranceFrance
2
1
0
1



West GermanyWest Germany
2
0
2
0



Great BritainGreat Britain
1
0
0
1



East GermanyEast Germany
3
0
2
1



JapanJapan
4
1
0
3



South KoreaSouth Korea
3
2
0
1



NetherlandsNetherlands
1
0
0
1



PolandPoland
2
1
1
0



Soviet UnionSoviet Union
5
0
1
4



AustriaAustria
1
1
0
0






 MEDAL WINNERS:

                              GOLD                      SILVER                    BRONZE                     
Men's Extra Lightweight(60kg) Kim Jae-Yup        KOR  | Kevin Asano        USA  | Shinji Hosokawa     JPN 
                                                      |                         | Amiran Totikashvili URS 
Men's Half-Lightweight(65kg)  Lee Kyung-Keun     KOR  | Janusz Pawlowski   POL  | Bruno Carabetta     FRA 
                                                      |                         | Yosuke Yamamoto     JPN 
Men's Lightweight(71kg)       Marc Alexandre     FRA  | Sven Loll          GDR  | Mike Swain          USA 
                                                      |                         | Georgy Tenadze      URS 
Men's Middleweight(86kg)      Peter Seisenbacher AUT  | Vladimir Shestakov URS  | Ben Spijkers        NED 
                                                      |                         | Akinobu Osako       JPN 
Men's Half Heavyweight(95kg)  Aurelio Miguel     BRA  | Marc Meiling       FRG  | Robert Van de Walle BEL 
                                                      |                         | Dennis Stewart      GBR 
Men's Heavyweight(+95kg)      Hitoshi Saito      JPN  | Henry Stohr        GDR  | Cho Yong-Chul       KOR 
                                                      |                         | Grigory Verichev    URS 
Men's Half Middleweight(78kg) Waldemar Legien    POL  | Frank Wieneke      FRG  | Torsten Brechot     GDR 
                                                      |                         | Bashir Varaev       URS