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CONTENTS IOC Commission for the International Olympic Academy ............................. 4 Ephoria (Board of Trustees) of the International Olympic Academy............... 6 Foreword................................................................................................................ 7 List of <strong>IOA</strong> activities — 1996 ............................................................................. 14 Opening Ceremony of the 36th Session of the International Olympic Academy, Hill of the Pnyx, 20th June 1996 ........................................................ 19 Address by Mr Freddy Serpieris (GRE), President of the International Olympic Academy................................................................................................. 21 Address by Mr Andreas Fouras (GRE)................................................................. 23 Address by Mr Antonios Tzikas (GRE) ............................................................... 25 Proceedings of the 36th Session at Ancient Olympia ........................................ 31 Address by Mr Freddy Serpieris (GRE), President of the International Olympic Academy................................................................................................. 33 Thirty-six years of the International Olympic Academy : Aims and Contribution to the Olympic Movement by Mr Freddy Serpieris (GRE).............................................................................. 35 Sacred places of Olympia and Delphi. The impact of excavations on the revival of the Olympic Games by Prof. Nikolaos Yalouris (GRE) ....................................................................... 40 The first International Olympic Games in Athens 1896 by Mr Kostas Georgiadis (GRE) .......................................................................... 47 Fields of activities of the International Olympic Committee durin the preparatory stage and the hosting of the Olympic Games by Mr Carlos Montserrat (SUI) ............................................................................ 55 263
Pierre de Coubertin: The Humanist by Mr Conrado Durantez (ESP) ........................................................................... 6l An Olympic Journey by Dr Ian Jobling (AUS) ....................................................................................... 83 From Athens to Atlanta, 100 Years of Olympic Games- The sports medicine perspective by Prof. Eduardo Henrique de Rose (BRAZ) ...................................................... 100 Women in the Republic and the Olympic Movement by Prof. Angela Schneider (CAN) ....................................................................... 104 The various cultural zones and the standing views for the Olympic Games by Dr Belkacem Lalaoui (ALG) ........................................................................... 110 Legal problems of the contemporary Olympic Movement by Mr D. Gagas (GRE) .......................................................................................... 116 Award of Centenary Games-, an analysis of the bids of Athens 1996and Atlanta 1996 by Mr B.V.P. Rao (IND) ........................................................................................ 126 Olympic torch relay — A link between ancient and modern Olympic Games by Mr Walter Borgers (GER) ................................................................................ 137 Lighting ceremony of the Olympic Flame. Technical specifications of the Olympic torch relay by Mr Athanassios Kritsinelis (GRE).................................................................... 148 Dance workshop report by Prof. Elizabeth Hanley (USA) ................................. 162 Report on the fine art workshop Olympia by Mr Kevin Whitney (GBR)........... 165 Olympic experiences by: Fiona Alessandri (AUS) ....................................................................................... 171 Lisa Boscarino (PUR)............................................................................................. 174 Sarah Chung (MAS) .............................................................................................. 177 Tamara St. Germain (USA) .................................................................................. 179 Narda S. Williams (ANT) ..................................................................................... 182 Short papers presented by: The Olympic centennial events in the Central Olympic Academy in Russia by Natalia Kachylina (RUS) ................................................................................. 185 Presentation of the conclusions from the meetings of the lecturers by the lecturers ..................................................................................................... 187 Women and Olympism by Mr Alain Lunzenfichter (FRA) ....................................................................... 191 264
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INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY THIRT
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INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY REPOR
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Mr Abdul Muttaleb AHMAD Representat
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FOREWORD The programme of events of
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the luscious green grounds of the I
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for the organization of a special e
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in various countries. The symposium
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OL 16 Visit by students of the Ceph
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Mr Lam bis NIKOLAOU, IOC Member in
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OPENING CEREMONY OF THE 36TH SESSIO
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Address by Mr Freddy Serpieris (GRE
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Address by Mr Andreas FOURAS (GRE)
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Address by Mr Antonios TZIKAS (GRE)
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Mr Antonios TZIKAS Hellenic Olympic
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Korean Olympic Committee donated it
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE 36TH SESSION AT
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They should be warmly congratulated
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holding its Session in Athens, came
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dent presentations and discussions.
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SACRED PLACES OF OLYMPIA AND DELPHI
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There were also other publications
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negotiations between Greece and Ger
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development to man in the happiest
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patriotic feelings to announce the
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literature, philosophy and science;
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needed in those times to believe in
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inging the lost cities to light; al
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demonstrate a responsible concern f
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which it receives instructions. In
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The IOC's Administration/The IOC Se
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with its statutes: - to disseminate
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hind his optimistic and fruitful Ol
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with all that that involved: loss o
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accepting from their countrymen any
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its author meant it and eventually
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gives both governors and governed t
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inartistic sensibilities led him to
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course of a pendulum swinging betwe
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amoral consumer society. Olympism i
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(26) Coubertin, Pierre: Conference
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(83) Coubertin, Pierre: Memorias Ol
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logise in advance to our translator
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Olympic Museum (AGOS & OM), which i
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objectives of the Olympians Club. (
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with such an exciting and unique pr
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I met thousands of children and par
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ut the remainder is for ongoing usa
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the "platform" announcer and interv
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98 The traditional commemorative ph
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the time, was able to convince the
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10-day treatment costs around US$ 6
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the clever jokes that are bound to
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same or opposite natures, and, havi
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1993, p. 189) Are the natures of wo
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would benefit the largest possible
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Games have for ethnic groups whose
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transcendence and progress, the oth
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with the existing legal status, the
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in power. It is linked with the pre
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it is more difficult to find a conv
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most important of which were as fol
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3 Except as permitted by the IOC Ex
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Greece in the year 776 B.C. The Gam
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to Athens. There were many emotiona
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of land. These facilities included
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Budget (in milllio ns of dollars) R
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countless international sources tha
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OLYMPIC TORCH RELAY - A LINK BETWEE
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the chain of the revivals of the ex
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physical education and sport in his
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Ancient models were also studied in
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Sportarten, I. Lauf, Sprung- und Wu
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in September 1935, Berlin, 1st Octo
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ferred from torch to torch and carr
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easy for the flammable material pla
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morning of July 27, 1948 the Flame
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a distance of 2,778 km, to bring th
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Spain accompanied by 8 Spanish volu
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zaridou, Elena Kyrnasiou, Lina Soun
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Discussion groups at work! The lect
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shop participants took on the respo
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REPORT ON THE FINE ART WORKSHOP OLY
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Miraculously, from it came Hellas!
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Mindy said that and the group agree
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OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES MY OLYMPIC EXPE
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ack at it and see it for what it wa
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tion. There was talk that year too
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OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES by Sarah Chung
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OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES by Tamara St. G
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- sport decreases the chances of os
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not who I think they are. It was al
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THE OLYMPIC CENTENNIAL EVENTS IN TH
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PRESENTATION OF THE CONCLUSIONS FRO
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OFFICIAL CELEBRATION OF INTERNATION
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WOMEN AND OLYMPISM by Mr Alain Lunz
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waving of any male politician. The
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nial of the Olympic Movement. In th
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PRESS AND MASS MEDIA ROLE IN THE OL
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mostly adequate and vivid, and on t
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In respect of the relations and the
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First Series The three sets of ques
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exist. Now they are being compromis
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to the individual culture. Finally,
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The Olympic Games are unique and th
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Are these conditions realistic for
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Page 238 and 239: LIST OF PARTICIPANTS Mr Freddy SERP
Page 240 and 241: Mr Athanassios KRITSINELIS Mechanic
Page 242 and 243: Mr John WALSTAD Teacher of P.E. & H
Page 244 and 245: Mr Alexander LANG Waehringerstrasse
Page 246 and 247: CROATIA Ms Kristina BLAT Brune Busi
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Page 252 and 253: KOREA Mr Seung-Jae WON Oryun-dong 8
Page 254 and 255: MONACO Ms Hafida GADI 9, avenue du
Page 256 and 257: Ms Karla SCHAEFER Los Aviadores 221
Page 258 and 259: SPAIN Ms Mayte Davila PAREJO Felipe
Page 260 and 261: SYRIA Mr Abdel Razak 2EITOUN Employ
Page 262 and 263: SCHOLARSHIPS GEORGIA Ms Nato KHUTSU
Page 266 and 267: 2nd of July : Day of the Sports Edi
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