Summer Olympics 1948

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The Summer Olympics 1948 were the first Olympic Games held after World War II, often called the "Austerity Games" due to postwar rationing and economic hardship.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Olympic Games
Summer Olympic Games
multi-sport event
alsoUsedVenue Empire Pool
Henley-on-Thames
Herne Hill Velodrome
Torbay
linked to: Torquay
artCompetitionsFinalAppearance true
athletesOathBy Donald Finlay
cancellationReasonOf1944Games World War II
cauldronLighter John Mark
closingDate 1948-08-14
country United Kingdom
excludedCountry Germany
linked to: West Germany

Japan
featuredSport art competitions
athletics
basketball
boxing
cycling
fencing
field hockey
football
gymnastics
rowing
sailing
swimming
water polo
weightlifting
wrestling
firstTelevisionCoverageBy BBC
gamesOfTheOlympiad XIV Olympiad
headOfOrganizingCommittee Lord Burghley
hostCity London
linked to: London, England
hostCityBidYear 1944
hostCitySelectedBy International Olympic Committee
hostCitySelectedOn 1939-06-09
hostNation Great Britain
United Kingdom
introducedSport canoe slalom demonstration
IOCPresidentDuringGames Sigfrid Edström
IOCSession 38th IOC Session
mainCurrencyContext postwar British austerity
mainStadium Wembley Stadium
motto Austerity Games
nextEvent 1952 Summer Olympics
nickname Austerity Games
nonInvitedEntity Soviet Union
notableAthlete Bob Mathias
Emil Zátopek
Fanny Blankers-Koen
Karoly Takacs
notableContext first Olympic Games after a 12-year hiatus due to World War II
held during postwar rationing in Britain
numberOfAthletes 4104
numberOfEvents 136
numberOfFemaleAthletes 390
numberOfMaleAthletes 3714
numberOfParticipatingNations 59
numberOfSports 17
occurredAfter World War II
officialPosterDesigner Walter Herz
openingDate 1948-07-29
openingDeclaredBy King George VI
linked to: George VI
originallyPlannedAs 1944 Summer Olympics in London
previousEvent 1936 Summer Olympics
selectionSessionCity London
linked to: London, England
selectionSessionCountry United Kingdom
selectionSessionNumber 38
televisionCoverageRegion United Kingdom
torchRelayCountriesPassed Belgium
France
Greece
Italy
Luxembourg
Switzerland
United Kingdom
torchRelayFrom Olympia
torchRelayTo London
linked to: London, England
usedExistingFacilities true
year 1948

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London hosted Summer Olympics 1948
subject linked to: London, England
1936 Summer Olympics followedBy 1948 Summer Olympics
subject linked to: 1936 Summer Olympics (Berlin)
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
1948 Summer Olympics originallyPlannedAs 1944 Summer Olympics in London
subject linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
1952 Summer Olympics previousGames 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Alain Mimoun competedIn 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Games of the XI Olympiad followedBy 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Austerity Games refersTo 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Austerity Games appliedToEvent 1948 Summer Olympics in London
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
XIV Olympiad shortName 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Fanny Blankers-Koen participatedIn 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Emil Zátopek participatedIn 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Károly Takács competedIn 1948 Summer Olympics
subject linked to: Karoly Takacs
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Károly Takács wonMedalAt 1948 Summer Olympics
subject linked to: Karoly Takacs
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Bob Mathias participatedIn 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
John Mark participatedIn 1948 Summer Olympics opening ceremony
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Stoke Mandeville Games organizedInParallelWith 1948 Summer Olympics
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Adolfo Consolini competedIn 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Donald Finlay participatedIn 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Donald Finlay tookAthletesOathAt 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
official poster for the 1948 Summer Olympics in London event 1948 Summer Olympics
subject linked to: Walter Herz
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Micheline Ostermeyer participatedIn 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
László Papp competedIn 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Alain Mimoun O’Kacha competition 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
10,000 metres at the 1948 Summer Olympics partOf 1948 Summer Olympics
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10,000 metres at the 1948 Summer Olympics games 1948 Summer Olympics
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Games of the XIV Olympiad shortName 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Games of the XIV Olympiad shortName London 1948
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Yugoslavia national football team wonOlympicSilverYear 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
The Flying Housewife participatedIn 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Emil Zátopek competedIn 1948 Summer Olympics
subject linked to: Zátopek
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Czechoslovakia national athletics team representedAtEvent 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Emil Zátopek olympicGames 1948 Summer Olympics
subject linked to: Czech Locomotive
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
XV Olympiad precededBy 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
Bob Mathias competedAt 1948 Summer Olympics
subject linked to: Mathias
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948
The Bob Mathias Story portrays 1948 Summer Olympics
linked to: Summer Olympics 1948