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Passing of Ágnes Keleti at 103
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Ján Zachara dies at 96
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Coubertin’s 1925 Olympic Farewell
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Greek documentary “Agones”
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Journal of Olympic History – Vol. 32/No. 3 – 2024
December 17, 2024For the first time, ISOH has joined Panathlon International, the Pierre de Coubertin Committee (IPCC) and the International Fair Play Committee (CIFP) at a gathering during an Olympic Games. The aim was to debate how these four long standing organisations could become stronger […]
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Journal of Olympic History – Vol. 32/No. 2 – 2024
November 2, 2024A major milestone and groundbreaking achievement was celebrated at this year’s Olympic Games in Paris 2024. For the first time, female athletes were given the same number of places at the Games as the men. It has been a long road to get there. No women were allowed to take part at all in […]
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Journal of Olympic History – Vol. 31/No. 3 – 2023
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Passing of Ágnes Keleti at 103
January 6, 2025Ágnes Keleti earned ten Olympic medals in gymnastics in the 1950s. Her medal total is greater than any Hungarian in any sport. Only fencer Aladár Gerevich has been able to match her total. She is the oldest female gymnast to win a gold medal in an individual event. […]
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Slovakia’s oldest Olympic champion Ján Zachara dies at 96
January 2, 2025Slovakia’s oldest Olympic gold medallist Ján Zachara has died at the age of 96. He won the featherweight boxing gold at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics. Zachara was born on August 8th, 1928 in what was then Czechoslovakia. […]
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Coubertin’s Olympic Farewell in 1925
December 30, 2024A hundred years ago on New Year’s Day 1925, Baron Pierre de Coubertin celebrated his 62nd birthday. It was to be a significant one for him because he had decided to stand down as International Olympic Committee President (IOC) after over a quarter of a century at the […]
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Greek documentary “Agones” now available on Olympic Channel
December 20, 2024A landmark documentary on the Olympic Games made for Greek Television (ERT) has now been made available for streaming on the Olympic Channel. “Agones” was made in 2021 to commemorate the 125th […]
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