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How many athletes and how many countries will compete in the 2008 summer games?
How many athletes and how many countries will compete in the 2008 summer games?
How many athletes are competing in the summer olympic games Brazil 2012?
104 athletes are competing in the Olympics games for Brazil 2012
How many athletes per country top five?
During the 2012 summer games.... 5) Germany.... 407 athletes 4) Australia.... 410 athletes 3) Russia.... 432 athletes 2) United States of America.... 539 athletes 1) Great Britain.... 542 athletes
Number of Canadian athletes competing at the 2012 summer games?
There were 277 Canadian athletes competing at the Summer Olympic Games in London 2012. The official London 2012 site, however, has 281 athletes listed throughout all sports.
When was there a massacre of the Israeli athletes?
1972 Summer Games in Munich, Germany.
Which Olympic Games had the most competitors in them?
That was the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing where 11,028 athletes competed.
Who hosted the 1972 summer Olympics for NBC?
NBC carried the Winter Games in 1972 while ABC carried the Summer Games. The host on ABC during the Summer Games was Chris Schenkel although Jim McKay will always be remembered for his reporting of the terrorist attack on the Isreali athletes in the Olympic Village.
Who are the people taking part in the 2012 Olympics?
Summer Games,Track & Field Athletes,Shooting,Archers and Athletes of these types of
What colleges have the most athletes in the 2012 summer Olympic games?
UGA has 27!
How many athletes are in the New Zealand team at the 2008 Summer Olympics?
New Zealand is sending 183 athletes to the 2008 Summer Olympic Games, its biggest team ever.
When did Bhutan first join in the Olympics?
1964 Summer Games in Tokyo. Nepal sent six athletes to the 1964 Summer Games to compete in athletics and boxing.
How many athletes did the Soviet Union send to the 1952 Olympics?
The Soviet Union sent 420 athletes to the Summer Games in Helsinki and none to the Winter Games in Oslo.
