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There was none. Mascots were not used until the 1968 Winter games in Grenoble, France.

Click on the 'Olympic Games Mascots' link on this page to see the mascots of the Games starting in 1972.

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The mascot of the 1980 Olympic games in Moscow was a bear cub called Misha. The bear was chosen as it was the national symbol of the Soviet Union.

The Olympic Games have had a mascot since the 1968 Winter Olympics in Grenoble, France. Misha was the first major mascot in the Olympic Games. Misha was used extensively during the opening and closing ceremonies, had a TV animated cartoon and appeared on several merchandise products.

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The mascots for the Olympic Games held in Sydney, Australia were:

  • Syd (for Sydney) a duck-billed platypus;
  • Ollie (for Olympics) a kookaburra;
  • Millie (for the new millennium) a spiny anteater.
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Misha the bear.

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"Waldi", the dachshund

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No mascot was recorded.

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Wenlock and Mandeville

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