The History of the Ancient and Modern Olympic Games on a map

In this video, let's trace the evolution of the Olympic Games on the map, from the first recognized edition in -776 to today, a few days before the 2024 Paris Games.
#Olympics #Games #OlympicGames #History #Paris2024 #Geo History
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Portuguese version (Brazil): Coming soon
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Musics (YouTube Audio library)
Traffic Jam Riddim - Konrad OldMoney
Sinister - Anno Domini Beats
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Software: Adobe After Effects
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Chapters
00:00 Ancient Greece
02:15 Competition between Greek cities
04:11 The Greek world
05:57 The Hellenistic world
07:29 The Roman domination
09:15 The renaissance of the games
11:33 The Mixed 1900 Paris Games
13:16 Saint-Louis and London
15:07 International success
16:55 Reorganization
19:17 World War II
21:28 The Cold War
23:50 Internationalization
25:56 Boycotts
28:08 The World Games
29:42 Athens, Beijing and London
31:25 Rio de Janeiro, Tokyo and Paris
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#Paris #LosAngeles #LA #LA28 #Olympics #Explained #History #Antics #Games #GeoHistory

[pbix]

I'm so early that the video still has its draft title "Olympic Games final EN"

[heh]

Fun fact:
My granfather, who is still alive, served in the finnish military in 1952 and he was tasked on a job of taking care of the racing horses in the stable in the Helsinki Olympics for some reason.

[sandervdbrink]

Fun fact: for the 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam the now worldwide used P-sign for car parking was used for the first time. The design didn't change: a white P on a blue background.

[jemmytaveras]

Mexico was the first country to host the Olympic games in Latin America, Brazil was the fist to host it in the South American region.

[notTaraYT]

Fun Fact: in 1964 Tokyo shows the first pictograms in the world and in 2020 Japan releases the first kinetic/animated pictograms

[MTTT]

During the Olympic winter games in 1972 in Sapporo, Japan, Austrian Skier Karl Schranz was disquallified from the games just briefly after he had arrived in Japan, on the allegation of being a secret professional sportsman. The IOC president presented a photography of Schranz wearing a soccer-outfit with a coffee-advert on its back, which as far as we know, Schranz wore for a charity game. So he returned to Austria quite bitter, yet in Vienna he was greeted by a crowd of nearly 100 000 people, celebrating him as if he had won the games single-handedly.

[idahagen]

The first American games wasn't supposed to be held in St. Louis, but in Chicago. There was a lot of back and forth, and in the end it ended up being in St. Louis at the same time as the World Fair. It was a disaster on so many levels, especially the swimming and the marathon.

[revinhatol]

*2032:* Brisbane, Queensland (Australia will become the first country in the southern hemisphere to host the Summer Olympics in three separate cities.)

[francobaggage]

In 2016 Rio de Janeiro organized the first games to be held in Latin America. Because Mexico is part of the Star Trek Federation.

[jamiegreenberg]

insane that they took the 1996 and 2000 olympic games away from greece lmao

[kayleighlehrman]

13:20 actually, the IOC awarded the hosting rights for the 1904 Games to Chicago, with the World's Fair in St Louis originally scheduled for 1903, in honor of the centennial of the Louisiana Purchase. However, the organization of the St Louis World's Fair ended up pushing it back a year to 1904, and, not wanting the Olympics to be completely eclipsed by the World's Fair, the two are merged into a single mega event, similar to the 1900 Paris games.

[legohistorytube.]

Also, Brisbane, Australia will (Maybe) host the 2032 games.
Fun fact, if you go visit Stadium Australia (The Stadium built for 2000) now known today as Acore Stadium, in Olympic Park, Sydney, you can actually go see the Coldron used. It's in Cathy Freeman Park, outside the Stadium.

[steventomasi]

My mom was supposed to go to the Sydney games but found out she was pregnant only 2 months before the games so had to drop out

[steffen]

3:16 "In which they are not allowed to participate" - As opposed to today. Shots fired!

[TheUnbeatableKAT]

I have been waiting for another video🎉❤❤❤Thanks!!

[revinhatol]

*FACT:* "Periodonikes" is the precursor of the English term "Grand Slam".

[heh]

It's nearly 100 years since the Finn Paavo Nurmi was dominating running :) 🇫🇮

[lavenderblack]

U know is a good day when this bro uploads

[PUROTORA.SANSEITO]

The 1940 Tokyo Olympics was supposed to be a celebration of Japan's 2, 600th anniversary.

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5:30 bro’s hometown turned into his opps town