Only one person won more than a single gold medal in those years: Jean Jacoby, a painter from Luxembourg who remains his country's most decorated Olympian ... the Olympics opened in Paris in 1924, the ...

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Only one person won more than a single gold medal in those years: Jean Jacoby, a painter from Luxembourg who remains his country's most decorated Olympian ... the Olympics opened in Paris in 1924, the ...