sports

  • Olympics Games Paris

    These Olympic Games were the first organised under the IOC Presidency of Pierre de Coubertin
  • Olympics Games San Luis

    The Olympic Games were held as part of the Universal Fair of San Luis in 1904
  • Olympics Games London

    Since Finland was part of the Russian Empire, members of the Finnish team were expected to march under the Russian rather than Finnish flag, so many chose to march without a flag at all.
  • Olympics Games Swedish

    For this edition of the Olympic Games, a total of 2407 athletes from 28 national federations affiliated to the International Olympic Committee were registered
  • Olympics Games German

    In August 1912, construction work began on the Deutsches Stadion.4 It was planned to have a capacity of 18,000 spectators
  • Olympic Games Belgium

    Antwerp was chosen as a venue to honour those wounded by World War I and by the Belgian fighters in this war.
  • Olympics Games Paris

    The venue accommodated 3089 athletes, 2956 men and 136 women.
  • Olympics Games Amsterdam

    A total of 2883 athletes from 46 countries participated, competing in 14 sports and 109 specialties.
  • Olympics Games California

    The 1932 Los Angeles Olympics, officially known as the X Olympics
  • olympic games de Berlín

    during the Third Reich period. 3963 athletes from 49 countries participated, competing in 19 sports and 129 specialties.
  • Olympics Games Tokio

    The city where they should have taken place was Helsinki, after the resignation of its initial headquarters, Tokyo.
  • Olympic Games de Cortina d'Ampezzo

    Games were canceled due to World War II.
  • Olympic Games of LONDON

    They were the first after a 12-year hiatus, as the 1940 and 1944 editions were suspended by World War II.
  • Olympic Games Helsinki

    Officially known as the Fifteenth Olympic Games, they were held in Helsinki between 19 July and 3 August 1952. 4955 athletes from 69 countries participated, competing in 149 competitions in 17 sports.
  • Olympic Games MELBOURNE

    Officially known as the XVI Olympics, they were held in Melbourne between 22 November and 8 December 1956, the first time they took place in a country in the southern hemisphere. A total of 3155 athletes from 67 countries participated