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President THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES EPHORIA OF THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY : Nicolaos NISSIOTIS I.O.C. member in Greece 1st Vice - President of the Hellenic Olympic Committee Prof. at the University of Athens. 1st Vice-Président 2nd Vice-Président Dean Members Cleanthis PALAEOLOGOS Hon. Director of the National Academy of Physical Education. Bronze medal of Olympic Order. Michail MASTRANDREAS Member of the Hellenic Olympic Committee. President of the Hellenic Federation of Volley - ball. Otto SZYMICZEK President of the International Track and Field Coaches Association. Bronze medal of Olympic Order. Vice - Admiral (Rt.) Pyrros LAPP AS I.O.C. member of Greece. Nikos FILARETOS Secretary General of the Hellenic Olympic Committee. Secretary General of the I.M.C.G. Marc TZOUMARAS Member of the Hellenic Olympic Committee. 9
Nikolaos YALOURIS Director of Antiquities of the Ministry of Culture. Director Director or of the Museum of Modern Olympic Games Dick BROUSSALIS Jacques KARYOTAKIS THE I.O.C. COMMISSION FOR THE INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY President Members : Mohamed MZALI I.O.C. member in Tunisia : Dr. Giorgio de STEFANI I.O.C. member in Italy. : Alexandra SIPERCO I.O.C. member in Rumania. : Vice - Admiral Pyrros LAPPAS I.O.C. member in Greece : Nicolaos NISSIOTIS I.O.C. member in Greece 10
Page 4 and 5: INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIC ACADEMY NINET
Page 6: REPORT OF THE NINETEENTH SESSION OF
Page 12 and 13: FOREWORD There are many positive el
Page 14: The 19th session of the I.O.A. was
Page 18 and 19: Mr. G. Athanasiadis, President of t
Page 20 and 21: Mr. K. Papanastassiou (GRE), Secret
Page 22 and 23: ADDRESS By Prof. N. NISSICHIS (GRE)
Page 24 and 25: MESSAGE From Lord KILLANIN, Preside
Page 26 and 27: - to come as a devoted pilgrim to c
Page 28 and 29: ADDRESS by CON. PAPANASTASIOU (GRE)
Page 30: CLOSING CEREMONY OF THE 19th SESSIO
Page 33 and 34: that we had dealt with the subject
Page 35 and 36: ADDRESS ON BEHALF OF THE Participan
Page 37 and 38: ADDRESS by A. NICOLAOU (GRE) Prefec
Page 40: PROCEEDINGS OF THE 19th SESSION AT
Page 43 and 44: This vision is needed, more than an
Page 45 and 46: President LORD KILLANIN Minister AT
Page 47 and 48: ealised that it is extremely import
Page 49 and 50: etween the four years and this is w
Page 51 and 52: ernments, but to my mind it is not
Page 53 and 54: events. But unfortunately they are
Page 55 and 56: The Dean of the I.O.A. introduces L
Page 57 and 58: Lord Killanin with speakers and par
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Please allow me, therefore, while a
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Mr. President Your Excellencies You
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competitions and games were held to
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In the various lectures I have pres
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that the games were a vital factor
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it was established as a social inst
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OLYMPISM - OLYMPIC MOVEMENT OLYMPIC
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tion of youth. He thus had the euph
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of the Olympic Movement, we can set
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allow a limited few to collect gold
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THE ORGANIZATION OF MODERN OLYMPISM
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movement. Olympism extends far beyo
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during years in which the Olympic G
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esponsibility for the development o
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THE llth OLYMPIC CONGRESS BADEN - B
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een convinced that nobody — not e
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and participants of the 19th Sessio
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IOC authority which is, however, no
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am obviously not speaking against t
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In fact, this status has been appro
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tion views — and in particular so
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solve automatically gives you new t
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past in the annals of graphic art.
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Coubertin and the Olympic Congresse
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continuously promote the Olympic Id
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of 1913 set as its goal to «define
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programme. It ratified the decision
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today is decisions that can be impl
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the events organized in connection
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socially positive, it also cannot,
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United Nations Educational, Scienti
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Article 2. Physical education and s
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tial that everyone involved in the
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origin as well, should in the last
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person who evaluates or the princip
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cient to cover the overall cultural
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OLYMPISM AND CULTURE By: Mr. MOHAME
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olympic games, a religious sentimen
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artistic and literary creation and
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foundations of culture and educatio
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into an end in itself by commercial
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The quadruple danger that we have n
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exploited for a given time and then
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In his very first speech made in La
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What can we do? It is only by examp
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Through this it becomes our privile
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«SCIENCE, SPORT SCIENCES AND OLYMP
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and that it is developed for the be
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Situation of the sport sciences sec
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I am the first to applaud the Acade
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The situation is even worse as far
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tween 1914 and 1930, in my opinion,
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terdisciplinary session of Quebec w
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REFERENCES 1. Académie Olympique I
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31. Khosla, T. Unfairness of certai
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62. Eochland, Edward. An investigat
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Section of the I.O.A. Library. News
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«THE CONTRIBUTION MADE BY THE OLYM
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make in our careers, in our leisure
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thanks to this idea that we can all
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inspired by the athlete, since he f
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Lord Beaconsfield (1804 - 1881) (Fi
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of environment, of teaching, also o
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The outcome of this is that contemp
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arteries (Fig. ...) — with all th
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THE INFLUENCE OF SPORT ON THE FINE
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portraiture. Sport has been relativ
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match in the Colombes Stadium and i
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therefore, had to meet them himself
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dithyramb took on the the nature of
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in the wilderness which, if the ini
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site during Mycenaean times and the
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OLYMPISM AND RELIGION IDEA AND REAL
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A discussion group. A discussion gr
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fleeted. It seems that much of that
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the gods», this is, from which fab
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The Olympism however, is no religio
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need a certain aura, a solemn atmos
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— being a friend also means being
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man existence and actions in sport
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FORTY YEARS ON: SOME THOUGHT ON COA
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and Engineering only of recent year
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courses and clinics is mere informa
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Association of National Coaches for
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OLYMPISM: SECOND THOUGHTS AND A NEW
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I am relieved because I have discov
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country to collect medals, for a pl
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ceremony of the 1st modern Olympic
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These problems seem minor however w
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Since then, these tests have become
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Visit to the Sacred Altis. Aspects
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EXPERIECES AND IMPRESSIONS FROM PAR
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MY OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES By: MARIE CR
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point that I began to feel that up
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MY EXPERIENCES FROM PARΉCIPAΉON I
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MY EXPERIENCES FROM THE OLYMPIC GAM
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OLYMPIC EXPERIENCES By: DEREK MACKE
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PARTICIPATION IN THE OLYMPIC MY EXP
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MY EXPERIENCES FROM THE OLYMPIC GAM
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Olympic coach and it is a very resp
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she will manage 13 consecutive jump
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was the most astonishing thing that
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vered for a moment. It saw the famo
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there are many because of national
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With the collaboration of P. Gollni
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CONCLUSIONS ON THE 3rd SUBJECT 3rd
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Scene from the swimming gala at the
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LIST OF LECTURERS LORD KILLANIN (IR
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GUESTS Mrs. SUSANNE BERLIOUX 1 Rue
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Mr. MARC LOUIS Teacher of P.E., Kin
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FRANCE Miss MARTINE AUDIN Teacher M
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Mr. PHILIP NABIL Teacher of P.E. IR
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LUXEMBOURG Mr. ROLAND KARPEN Teache
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I.O.C. Miss ROSEMARY SANDEMAN Techn
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Mr. STEFANOS HADJISTEFANOU Teacher
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Address by Mr. E. Lonvardos (GRE),
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My experiences from the Olympic Gam
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