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His Excellency Juan Antonio Samaranch President Of The International Olympic Committee. Los Angeles And Sarajevo -- The Way Ahead. The History Of The International Olympic Committee. The Moscow Boycott And The Congresses. The Olympic Games: Athens 1896. Paris 1900. St Louis 1904. Athens 1906. London 1908. Stockholm 1912. Berlin (cancelled) 1916. Antwerp 1920. Paris 1924. Amsterdam 1928. Los Angeles 1932. Berlin 1936. Tokyo/helsinki (cancelled) 1940. London (cancelled) 1944. London 1948. Helsinki 1952. Melbourne 1956. Rome 1960. Tokyo 1964. Mexico City 1968. Munich 1972. Montreal 1976. Moscow 1980. The Winter Games: The Celebrations Of The Winter Games. Chamonix 1924. St Moritz 1928. Lake Placid 1932. Garmisch-partenkirchen 1936. St Moritz 1948. Oslo 1952. Cortina D'ampezzo 1956. Squaw Valley 1960. Innsbruck 1964. Grenoble 1968. Sapporo 1972. Innsbruck 1976. Lake Placid 1980. Who's Who In The Olympic Games. Olympic Medal Winners. Edited By Lord Killanin And John Rodda. Previous Ed.: Published As The Olympic Games. London: Macdonald And Jane's, 1979. Includes Index.
This volume investigates the historical trajectory and organizational evolution of the International Olympic Committee leading up to the 1984 Games. The text, edited by Lord Killanin and John Rodda, provides a comprehensive record of the modern Olympic movement, documenting the political challenges, logistical shifts, and the institutional history of the committee from its inception in 1896 through the early 1980s.
What You Will Find
The work serves as a dense, archival reference tool for researchers and sports historians interested in the administrative and competitive history of the Olympic movement. Its structured format and inclusion of primary organizational data suggest a focus on factual documentation rather than narrative analysis.
Page Count:
344
Publication Date:
1983-01-01
Publisher:
London : Willow
ISBN-10:
0002180634
ISBN-13:
9780002180634
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