Mihály Dicker

1910–1988 (age 78)

Biography

Mihály Dicker shaped the sporting landscape of his era through his work as a sports official, promoting fair play and the development of athletic programs.

His dedication helped foster cooperative teamwork and inspired younger officials, and his memory is kept alive at Megyeri Cemetery.

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