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The poster of Chamonix 1924
The emblem of Paris 1924
PARIS 1924
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Amsterdam 1928 -Games of the IX Olympiad At the Opening Ceremony, the team from Greece led the Parade of Nations and the host Dutch team marched in last.
The emblem of Helsinki 1952
Helsinki 1952 Olympic Torch
Melbourne 1956 -Games of the XVI Olympiad The Melbourne Games were the first to be held in the southern hemisphere.
London 1908 -Games of the IV Olympiad the athletes marched into the stadium by nation, as most countries sent selected national teams. 1908 marked the first appearance of diving and field hockey.
The poster of Stockholm 1912

It represents the parade of nations, each athlete carrying a twirling flag and all going towards a common goal- the Olympic Games. The nudity of the athletes was a reference to the Games of Antiquity, although it was judged as too "daring" by some managers and not distributed in some countries.
ANTWERP 1920
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Paris 1924 -- Games of the VIII Olympiad At the 1924 Paris Games, the Olympic motto, "Citius, Altius, Fortius", (Swifter, Higher, Stronger) was introduced, as was the Closing Ceremony ritual of raising three flags: the flag of the International Olympic Committee, the flag of the host nation and the flag of the next host nation. Women's fencing made its debut as Ellen Osiier of Denmark earned the gold medal without losing a single bout.
The poster of Melbourne / Stockholm 1956
The emblem of Melbourne 1956
Melbourne 1956 Olympic Torch
Rome 1960 -Games of the XVII Olympiad Abebe Bikila, running barefoot, outlasted Rhadi Ben Abdesselem of Morocco to become the first black African Olympic champion.
The poster of Rome 1960
The emblem of Rome 1960
Rome 1960 Olympic Torch
Tokyo 1964 -- Games of the XVIII Olympiad The 1964 Tokyo Games were the first to be held in Asia. Judo and volleyball were introduced to the Olympic programme.
London 1908
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The poster of London 1908
Stockholm 1912 -- Games of the V Olympiad Held in Stockholm, the 1912 Olympics were a model of efficiency. The Swedish hosts introduced the use of unofficial electronic timing devices for the track events, as well as the first use of a public address system. The modern pentathlon was added to the Olympic program. Women's events in swimming and diving were also introduced.

The poster of Amsterdam 1928
The emblem of Amsterdam 1928
AMSTERDAM 1928
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Los Angeles 1932 -Games of the X Olympiad The 1932 Olympics were the first to last 16 days. The duration of the Olympics has remained between 15 and 18 days ever since. the medal winners stood on a victory stand and the flag of the winner was raised.
The poster of Antwerp 1920
It represents the flags of the participating nations all flying together. In the top right, the coat of arms of the organising city. In the centre, a discobolus, a reference to the Games of Antiquity. In the background, the city of Antwerp with the Tower of Notre Dame.
Stockholm 1912
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Antwerp 1920 -Games of the VII Olympiad The Opening Ceremony was notable for the introduction of the Olympic flag and the presentation of the Athletes' Oath.
ATHENS 1896
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Paris 1900 -- Games of the II Olympiad Women made their first appearance in the modern Games. The first to compete were Mme. Brohy and Mlle. Ohnier of France in croquet. The first female champion was in tennis: Charlotte Cooper of Great Britain
St. Louis 1904
It shows a view of the host city, enhanced by the use of a "fish's eye" effect. It is the reproduction of the cover of the programme of the Games.
The poster of London 1948
The emblem of London 1948
Helsinki 1952 -Games of the XV Olympiad The Soviet Union entered the Olympics for the first time.
The poster of Helsinki 1952
Past Summer Olympic Games
Du Xi Ru
Athens 1896 -- Games of the I Olympiad
The revival of the ancient Olympics attracted athletes from 14 nations, with the largest delegations coming from Greece, Germany, France and Great Britain. On 6 April 1896, the American James Connolly won the triple jump to become the first Olympic champion in more than 1,500 years. Winners were awarded a silver medal and an olive branch.