The Olympic Games - Free-slides
The Olympic GamesCitius, Altius, Fortius(faster, higher, stronger)
ZeusIn Greek mythologyZeus was ruler ofboth the Olympiangods and the humanrace.Ancient Greeks heldthe Olympian Gamesevery four years tocelebrate and honorZeus, the protectorand ruler of mortalsand the Olympianfamily of gods.
Ancient Olympic GamesThe first Olympic Gameswere held in Greece inOlympia. First it wasmentioned in 776 B.C.According to the legend,it was Heracles who firstcalled the Games"Olympic" andestablished the customof holding them everyfour years.
Modern Olympic GamesPierre de CoubertinIn the the 19 centuryPierre de Coubertin gavethe idea to held theOlympic Games again. Toshow the link with thepast the games wereorganized in Greece, inthe Panathenaic stadiumin Athens, in 1896.
Olympic Sports The Olympic sports comprise all thesports contested in the Summer andWinter Olympic Games. The Summer Olympics include 26 sportswith 36 disciplines and about 300events. The Winter Olympics include 7 sportswith 15 disciplines and about 80 events.
Winter Olympics The Winter Olympic Games were firstheld as a separate competition in 1924at Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France. From that time until 1992, they tookplace the same year as the SummerGames.
The Summer GamesThe Summer Games are held during thesummer season of the host country. Theylast for 16 days. Today, there are morethan 270 events during the games. Over15,000 athletes from 190 nations takepart.
The Paralympic GamesThe source of the term"Paralympic" is unclear. Probablyit derives from the Greekpreposition παρά, pará, para("beside" or "alongside") andthus refers to a competition heldin parallel with the OlympicGames. Or maybe it’s connectedwith the word “paraplegic”.The symbol of the Paralympic Games iscomposed of three "agitos", colouredred, blue, and green, encircling a singlepoint, on a white field.
Olympic Motto Quicker, higher, stronger
Olympic FireThe Olympic flame is a symbol of spirit,knowledge and life. It is delivered fromOlympia by a relay race to the site ofgames by the best sportsmen of the world.It burns from the opening ceremony untilthe end of the games.
The FlagThe Olympic flag was presentedon the summer Olympic Gamesin Antwerp in 1920. The Olympicflag is raised during the openingceremony.
The Olympic EmblemsLA 2028PARIS 2024PYEONGCHANG 2018 RIO 2016VANCOUVER 2010 BEIJING 2008BEIJING 2022TOKYO 2020SOCHI 2014LONDON 2012TURIN 2006ATHENS 2004
The Olympic EmblemsSALT LAKE CITY 2002SYDNEY 2000NAGANO 1998LILLEHAMMER 1994 BARCELONA 1992 ALBERTVILLE 1992SEOUL 1988ATLANTA 1996CALGARY 1988SARAJEVO 1984 LOS ANGELES 1984 LAKE PLACID 1980
The Olympic EmblemsMOSCOW 1980INNSBRUCK 1976 MONTREAL 1976MUNICH 1972GRENOBLE 1968TOKYO 1964SQUAW VALLEY 1960MEXICO 1968SAPPORO 1972INNSBRUCK 1964ROME 1960 CORTINA D'AMPEZZO 1956
The Olympic EmblemsMELBOURNE STOCKHOLM 1956LONDON 1948LOSOSLO 1952HELSINKI 1952GARMISCHBERLIN 1936PARTENKIRCHEN 1936AMSTERDAM 1928ST. MORITZ 1928ST. MORITZ 1948LAKE PLACID 1932CHAMONIX 1924
The Olympic EmblemsPARIS 1924ST LOUIS 1904ANTWERP 1920 STOCKHOLM 1912 LONDON 1908PARIS 1900ATHENS 1896
The Olympic MascotsTOKYO 2020LONDON 2012ATHENS 2004PYEONGCHANG 2018VANCOUVER 2010SALT LAKE CITY 2002RIO 2016SOCHI 2014BEIJING 2008TURIN 2006SYDNEY 2000NAGANO 1998
The Olympic MascotsATLANTA 1996LILLEHAMMER 1994 ALBERTVILLE 1992 BARCELONA 1992CALGARY 1988SEOUL 1988LOS ANGELES 1984MOSCOW 1980LAKE PLACID 1980INNSBRUCK 1976SARAJEVO 1984MONTREAL 1976
The Olympic MascotsMUNICH 1972GRENOBLE 1968
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Olympic Games and other Olympic Games marks, mascots, pictograms and posters, the wordmarks "Olympic", "Olympic Games" and "Olympiad", the Olympic motto "Citius, Altius, Fortius" and any English or other language translations of the same, and other Olympic-related terminology.
