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REPORT ΟF TΗE THIRD SUMMER SESSION OF THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY ∆ΕΥΤΕΡΑ ΕΚ∆ΟΣΙΣ 1973 ISSUED AT ATHENS 1963
Page 6 and 7: CONTENTS Preface ..................
Page 8 and 9: OBJECTIVES OF THE OLYMPIC ACADEMY T
Page 10 and 11: H.R.H. The Crown Prince Conitantine
Page 12 and 13: Ruins of the Temple to Hera.
Page 14 and 15: THE THIRD SUMMER SESSION PART I THE
Page 16 and 17: eviewed and gave the students not o
Page 18 and 19: attend to it. Prof. Broneer has dev
Page 20 and 21: Ancient Isthmia After speeding alon
Page 22: The Empty Chair in Memory of Prof.
Page 25 and 26: I sincerely hope that due to our mu
Page 27 and 28: THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE INTERN
Page 29 and 30: Triant. KARATASAKIS Demetr. KATSAKI
Page 31 and 32: the first in modern times to recogn
Page 33 and 34: Some I.O.A. members visit the newly
Page 35 and 36: 34 The I.O.A. flag mast with the Ol
Page 37 and 38: lished even if they had never won a
Page 39 and 40: Since 1896, when the Games of the f
Page 41 and 42: ABOUT THE WORK OF THE OLYMPIC FUNCT
Page 43 and 44: The great public is always up in ar
Page 46 and 47: eluded in the official programme: T
Page 48 and 49: LAW OF SPORT By Dr. BRUNO ZAULI Hon
Page 50 and 51: On a theoretical level the Dutch ph
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At this point, then, we may draw ou
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Bruno Zauli presents the I.O.A., th
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hat takes place in the natural amph
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meet in a selected spot at a given
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matches and heats, in allotting tra
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As we approach the conclusion we tr
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L'ESPRIT DU SPORT Par PAUL VIALAR P
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C'est en faisant du sport que l'on
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plus chétif et malade lui aussi. C
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et chez nous, en France, alors qu'i
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Oui, il existe un langage universel
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I.O.A. participants visit the Altis
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left: Mr. Fried and Dr. Zauli. Extr
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trapai, quoi que je fis, jamais. En
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mules comme ceux qu'on pouvait cons
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pays, sinon la plupart du temps le
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accomodements qui sont des reniemen
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Ces décorations, comme beaucoup d'
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achée au prix d'efforts mettant en
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"FITNESS OR PROWESS" By PETER CHISH
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ed in races and contests was though
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occupation, even an obsession. The
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never been completely dormant, but
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may then be less incentive to parti
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we are concerned not only about suc
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ness, on the production of strength
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idge Rules" became, with hardly an
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lity, exercises on the horizontal b
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hut to point to certain implication
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Mr. Peter C. McIntosh, (left) Chief
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J. Ketseas; P. Vialar; B. Zauli; O.
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man is made God's plaything, and th
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would do well to recognise the trad
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MATERIALISM IS ΤΗΕ ΕΝΕΜΥ OF
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the fact that the question of the O
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are granted either at the demand of
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presentative teams is a natural con
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ers, public opinion, the functionar
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SPORT AND THE STUDENT Comments on t
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In the excavated pit for the Couber
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hade of the Cronion Hill. 131
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male groups or associations, both a
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4. Influence resulting from the soc
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Graph 2: Category of Sports Opinion
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2. Causes which would result in a g
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Types of Sports most frequently att
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Types of sports to be prohibited Re
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THE IMPORTANCE OF SCIENCE FOR THE P
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exercises from their standpoint and
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education teachers cooperate closel
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for acknowledgment are also differe
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FAMED ATHLETES OF ANCIENT GREECE By
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The citizen-priest Theodoros wrote
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The most important of all hoplite r
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Nemea and Isthmia, and also Hippoma
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oxing (448 B.C.) and Dorieus, thric
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were not rare in antiquity. It was
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Dr. Werner Korbs at a morning lectu
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watch the raising of the Olympic fl
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our days by new discoveries: that i
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donian Hermon, as an expert constru
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Simultaneously he had been entruste
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different dates, and, to be precise
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nised as such with certitude - Pyrr
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even if he did not unfortunately al
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ancient Greek athletics. Among the
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a stone sill at the base of the tri
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Bathing and exercises by the -broad
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Prof. Oscar Broneer shows o reconst
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fourth century B.C. It underwent so
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II THE RELIGIOUS ASPECTS A study of
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lishments lead us to believe that t
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crificial purposes. Here we find fa
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Olympia: Columns of the ancient Pal
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QUESTIONS AND PROBLEMS OF LITERATUR
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Physical education is usefully plac
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abundance and copiousness, quality
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3 Today bibliography and documentat
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de l'intérêt témoigné par les p
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de milliers d'élèves plus âgés.
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ADRESSE DU PRINCE ROYAL CONSTANTIN
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73B Dans l'Altis. Un groupe écoute
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P. La dernière se prépare à phot
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53A Dr. Bruno Zauli, bietet der Kom
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ΜΗΝΥΜΑ ΤΗΣ A.B.Y. ΤΟY
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νεΐ µόνον τους όµιλ
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οποίας είναι Επίτι
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Σελίς 9Α ΛΕΖΑΝΤΕΣ Φ
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Σελίς 185Α 185Β 186Α 186Β
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Ή επιτυχία της συγχ
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