VIII Olympiad

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The VIII Olympiad refers to the 1924 Summer Olympics held in Paris, France, a landmark Games noted for its strong international participation and later popularization through the film "Chariots of Fire."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf multi-sport event
artCompetitionsIncluded architecture
literature
music
painting
sculpture
closingDate 1924-07-27
continent Europe
countryWithMostGoldMedals United States NERFINISHED
countryWithMostTotalMedals United States NERFINISHED
featuredInFilm Chariots of Fire NERFINISHED
followedBy IX Olympiad NERFINISHED
hostCity Paris NERFINISHED
hostCityPreviouslyHosted 1900 Summer Olympics NERFINISHED
hostCountry France NERFINISHED
hostedEvent men's 100 metres athletics final
men's 400 metres athletics final
includedSport athletics
boxing
cycling
equestrian
fencing
football
gymnastics
modern pentathlon
polo
rowing
rugby union
shooting
swimming
tennis
water polo
weightlifting
wrestling
yachting
introducedSport art competitions
iocPresidentAtTime Pierre de Coubertin NERFINISHED
mainStadium Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir NERFINISHED
mainStadiumLocation Colombes NERFINISHED
mottoLanguage French
notableAthlete Eric Liddell NERFINISHED
Harold Abrahams NERFINISHED
Johnny Weissmuller NERFINISHED
Paavo Nurmi NERFINISHED
notableFor strong international participation
numberOfAthletes 3089
numberOfEvents 126
numberOfFemaleAthletes 135
numberOfMaleAthletes 2954
numberOfParticipatingNations 44
numberOfSports 17
officialName Games of the VIII Olympiad NERFINISHED
olympiadNumber 8
olympicOathTaker Georges André NERFINISHED
openingDate 1924-05-04
organisingCommitteePresident Gaston Vidal NERFINISHED
precededBy VII Olympiad NERFINISHED
shortName 1924 Summer Olympics NERFINISHED
torchRelayHeld no
year 1924

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