1986 Goodwill Games

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The 1986 Goodwill Games were the inaugural international multi-sport event held in Moscow, created to ease Cold War tensions through athletic competition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Goodwill Games
international sports competition
multi-sport event
aimedToImproveRelationsBetween Soviet Union NERFINISHED
aimedToImproveRelationsBetween United States NERFINISHED
continentOfHostCountry Asia NERFINISHED
Europe NERFINISHED
country Soviet Union
editionNumber 1
endDate 1986-07-20
foundedBy Ted Turner NERFINISHED
hasTypeOfDiplomacy sports diplomacy
hostCity Moscow NERFINISHED
hostCountry Soviet Union NERFINISHED
inauguralEdition true
languageOfHostCountry Russian
mainVenueCity Moscow NERFINISHED
nextEdition 1990 Goodwill Games NERFINISHED
notableParticipantNation China NERFINISHED
East Germany NERFINISHED
Japan NERFINISHED
Soviet Union NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
West Germany NERFINISHED
notableSport athletics
basketball
boxing
cycling
fencing
gymnastics
swimming
volleyball
weightlifting
wrestling
notableVenue Luzhniki Stadium NERFINISHED
numberOfAthletes 3000
numberOfEvents 182
numberOfParticipatingNations 79
numberOfSports 18
openingYear 1986
organizedDuringLeadershipOf Mikhail Gorbachev NERFINISHED
partOfSeries Goodwill Games NERFINISHED
politicalContext Cold War NERFINISHED
precededBy 1984 Summer Olympics boycotts NERFINISHED
purpose ease Cold War tensions through athletic competition
startDate 1986-07-05
televisionRightsHolder Turner Broadcasting System NERFINISHED

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Goodwill Games firstEdition 1986 Goodwill Games