Winter Olympics 1976

GPTKB entity

Statements (42)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf gptkb:Olympic_Games
gptkbp:closed 1976-02-15
gptkbp:firstWinterOlympicsInInnsbruck 1964
gptkbp:hostCity gptkb:Innsbruck
gptkbp:hostCountry gptkb:Austria
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label Winter Olympics 1976
gptkbp:IOC_President gptkb:Lord_Killanin
gptkbp:mainLanguage gptkb:French
gptkb:German
English
gptkbp:mainVenue gptkb:Bergisel
gptkbp:mascot gptkb:Schneemann
gptkbp:memberState 37
gptkbp:migratory Denver voters rejected funding
gptkbp:nextEdition gptkb:Winter_Olympics_1980
gptkbp:notableAthlete gptkb:Franz_Klammer
gptkb:John_Curry
gptkb:Dorothy_Hamill
gptkb:Rosi_Mittermaier
gptkbp:notableFor No new venues were built; existing 1964 venues were reused
First Winter Olympics after the death of IOC president Avery Brundage
Canada boycotted the ice hockey tournament
First time the Olympic Oath was taken by a coach
Liechtenstein won its first ever Olympic medals
Soviet Union won the most gold medals
Denver, Colorado, USA, originally selected as host, withdrew after a public referendum
Olympic cauldron was lit by Christl Haas, 1964 gold medalist
First Winter Olympics to be held twice in the same city
Olympic mascot was a Tyrolean snowman named Schneemann
First time ice dancing was included as an Olympic event
East Germany topped the medal table for the first time
gptkbp:numberOfAthletes 1123
gptkbp:numberOfEvents 37
gptkbp:officialName gptkb:XII_Olympic_Winter_Games
gptkbp:opened gptkb:Rudolf_Kirchschläger
1976-02-04
gptkbp:originallyAwardedTo gptkb:Denver
gptkbp:previousOlympics gptkb:Winter_Olympics_1972
gptkbp:sport 6
gptkbp:torchLighter gptkb:Christl_Haas
gptkbp:bfsParent gptkb:Winter_Olympics_1980
gptkbp:bfsLayer 5