6th December 1956: USSR and Hungary 'Blood in the Water' Olympic water polo match - YouTube
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Blood in the Water:" War in the 1956 Olympic pool | CBS Sports Radio 1140
Aus., Melbourne, Olympics, 1956: Ervin Zador (Hungary) gets some medical attention from a team mate, Miklos Martin, after a water polo match against USSR Stock Photo - Alamy
Blood in the Water:" War in the 1956 Olympic pool
The Melbourne blood match that scarred the 1956 Olympics | Herald Sun
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The water polo team of Hungary pose with their gold medals after... News Photo - Getty Images
Zdravko Ježić - Wikipedia
Hungarian Olympic Triumph: 1956 Melbourne
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File:Yugoslav 1956 Olympic Waterpolo team.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
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Jordan Futscher on Twitter: ""Blood in Water" was a water polo match between Hungary and the USSR at the 1956 Melbourne #Olympics #sportshistory https://t.co/ooeSWsmmFe"
Olympic water polo's bloody history and its ties to Darwin rekindled by mystery parcel - ABC News
File:Mladost waterpolo team 1956.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Water Polo legends: 1956: The team of Kavalla Nautical Club, Greece
Blood in the Water at the 1956 Olympics | History | Smithsonian Magazine
Fists flew and blood flowed": Symbolic Resistance and International Response in Hungarian Water Polo at the Melbourne
Singapore 1956 Olympic Water Polo Team | Singapore 1956 Olym… | Flickr
Waterpolo - Ervin Zádor Hungarian waterpolo player after the Hungary defeated the USSR in the "Blood in the Water" polo game in 1956. The Hungarian team won the game 4–0 and later
Olympic water polo's bloody history and its ties to Darwin rekindled by mystery parcel - ABC News
