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Which country hosted the Olympic games in 1972?
West Germany.
Which city hosted Olympic XX?
The XX Olympics was the twentieth Olympics. This Olympics was held in 1972. The city and country that hosted these games was Munich Germany.
Which two cities in Japan have hosted the Winter Olympic games?
Sapporo (1972) and Nagano (1998).
How many times has Germany hosted the summer olympic games?
twice (Berlin 1936 and Munich 1972).
What city hosted the most olympic events?
The Games of the XX took place in the summer 1972, in Munich, West Germany. Additionally, the XX Olympic Winter Games took place in Turin, Italy, in 2006.
What country got the most gold medals at the Olympic Games in 1972?
USSR (50).
What country got the most silver medals at the Olympic Games in 1972?
USA (31).
What country got the most bronze medals at the Olympic Games in 1972?
USA (30).
What German city is the only city to host a Summer Olympic?
Two German cities have hosted the Summer Olympic Games - Berlin in 1936 (Hitler's Games) and Munich in 1972 (most remembered for the murder of Israeli athletes by Palestinian terrorists).
Which city hosted olympaid xx what year was it?
The XX Olympiad is the official name of the 1972 Summer Olympic Games. They were hosted by the German city of Munich, then part of West Germany, and, as the name suggests, occurred in the year of 1972. The sporting event itself was largely undermined by the massacre of Israeli athletes that took place at the Games.
Do Germany have a stadium for the Olympics?
Germany have hosted the Olympics twice. The first time in 1936 the Olympic Games Werner March designed the stadium and in 1972 the Olympics were hosted in Munich at the Olympiastadion designed by Gunther Behnisch and Frei Otto.
What country hosted the olympic games but no longer exists?
Yugoslavia, West Germany, and USSR. The 1972 Summer Olympics were held in Munich (West Germany), the 1980 Summer Olympics were held in Moscow (USSR) and the 1984 Winter Olympics were held in Sarajevo (Yugoslavia).
