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15 On the initiative of V. Gavriilidis, publisher of the newspaper “Acropolis”,
a marvellous album which describes the Monarchy, the State, the Church,
the Parliament, the 1896 Olympic Games, the Army, the Navy, the
Education and the University of Athens, the city of Athens etc, was
published, see Gavriilidis V., [ed] I Hellas kata tous Olympiakous Agones
tou 1896, Athens 1896, pp. 1-393.
16 See Chrysaphis I., “Oi Sychronoi Diethneis Olympiakoi Agones”, Athens
1930, pp. 332-333.
17 Keremy Ferenc, “Die Bedeutung der Olympischen Spiele für dir
korperlich Erziehung der Jugend”, in: Zeitschrift für das Reulschulwesen
Jgg.22, Heft ¾ [1896] pp. 1-24, see also Ferenc Kemeny, Die Olympischen
Spiele als friedensvermittler: “Ein Gedenkblatt an die Αthener Festtagen
vom april 1896”, in Suttner, Berta von (ed.), Die Waffen nieder Jgg.5, Heft 7
(1986), pp. 245-248.
18 Guth Georg (Jiri), “Die Olympische Spiele in Athen 1896”, in: Zeitschrift
für das Österreichische Gymnasium Heft 11, 1986, pp. 961-975
19 When Βutozsky Aleksey Dimitrievic de, returned to Russia, wrote in
russian his impressions from the Olympic Games in Athens 1896, on the title
“Athen im Frühling 1896”.
20 Pierre de Coubertin describes with smoothness of speech his impressions
from Athens and the celebration of Easter in Greece in a series of letters
which he publishes later, see Müller Norbert, “Textes Choisis, P. de
Coubertin”, Τome II, pp. 151-162
21 Fabens Raul, “Les Jeux Olympiques à Athènes”, in: La nounelle Revue,
1st June 1896, pp. 587-602
22 See Maurras Charles, “Athinea d’Athènes à Florence”, new edition,
Champion, Paris 1912, pp. 255-296. It was translated and published in greek
by: Tolias Giorgos, Louvrou Erini, “Antapokriseis apo tin Ellada. Ethnikes
Diekdikiseis – Olympiakoi Agones – Polemos tou ‘97”, ed. Oikos Athens
1993, pp. 67-108.
23 Beck K., [ed] Olympiakoi Agones 776 B.C. – 1896”, Part B, “Olympiakoi
Agones 1896”, Athens 1896, p. 34 (reprint 1996).
24 Beck K., [ed] Olympiakoi Agones 776 B.C. – 1896”, Part B, “Olympiakoi
Agones 1896”, Athens 1896, p. 31-32 (reprint 1996).
25 Amandry, P., “Excavations in Delphi and currants – History of a
Negotiation”, in Delphi- Anazitontas to hameno iero, Ed. V Giannikos / V.
Kaldis O.P., Athens [without chronology], p. 116. The first and main stage
of excavations has already been completed in Olympia since 1881 and the
impact of the findings (among which the sculptures of the gables of the
temple of Zeus and the statue of Hermes of Praxiteles) was tremendous, cf.
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