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Who leads the opening ceremony into the stadium at the Olympics?
Greece
What team leads on the opening ceremony of the Olympics?
australia
Which country always leads the march of the athletes at the Olympics opening ceremony?
Greece
What country always leads the parade of nations during the opening ceremony for the Olympics?
Greece
Which nation always leads the olympic parade at the opening ceremony and why?
Greece because it is the birthplace of the olympics
Which country always marches out first in the olympic opening ceremony?
Greece always leads the ceremony, the host country is always last. Since the Olympics began in Greece they are given the honor of being the first to walk during the opening ceremonies.
What country comes second in the summer Olympics ceremony?
In the Summer Olympic Games, countries are listed in alphabetical order by their host nation's language during the opening ceremony. Therefore, the country that typically comes second is Afghanistan, following Greece, which always leads the parade of nations. However, this can vary depending on the host country's language and the specific games.
What team always leads the procession at the opening ceremony?
france stupid
Which country leads during the march past in Olympic opening ceremony?
Greece leads the march past at every Olympic games. Greece is given the privilege as she is the nation where modern Olympics was held for the first time.
Which nation leads the parade in the Olympics in the 1928?
The 1928 Summer Games were the first in which the opening ceremony saw Greece enter the stadium first and the host country, The Netherlands, enter last. This became tradition that is continued today.
What is the Olympic march past?
The Olympic March Past refers to the walk that is taken by the participants of various disciplines from different countries during the opening ceremony. Greece usually leads the Olympic march past with the host country last.
What is the the opening that leads from the crater of a volcano down to the the pools of?
the neck
