1976 Summer Olympic Games (Iearth): Difference between revisions

President Erwin Pohl
Host city	Laitstadt, Besmenia
Nations	93
Athletes	8.728
Opening	2 August
Closing	18 August
Opened by	President Erwin Pohl
Cauldron	Sven Schwarz
Stadium	Olympic Stadium of Laitstadt

Revision as of 21:18, 26 August 2022

The 1976 Summer Olympics, commonly known as Laitstadt 76, were an international multi-sport event held from 2 August to 20 August 1976, in Laitstadt, Besmenia.

After the 1957 Winter Olympic Games in Eisenberg, East Besmenia, these were the second Olympic Games on Besmenian ground, as well as the first summer olympic games in Besmenia.

Host city selection

The election for the 1976 Summer Games host city took place on December 2nd, 1970.

1976 Summer Olympics bidding result
City	Country	Votes
Laitstadt	Besmenia	59
Emerald	Zamastan	29
Durnen	Durnstaal	12

Organization

On January 9th, 1971 in Freiz, the National Olympic Committee for Besmenia decided to set up the Organisationskomitees der XIV. Olympischen Spiele Laitstadt 1976 e. V., which was constituted on February 1st, 1971 in the Laitstadt City Hall. The 17 founding members included the Federal Interior Minister Josef Schüler, the Laitstadt state minister of culture Ulrich Uttenweiler and Robert Gleitzmann as Mayor of Laitstadt. In 1973, the Organizing Committee grew to 38 members with the appointment of representatives from the Olympic federations. In 1976, the year of the Olympic Games, Herbert Sternmann was President of the Organizing Committee, Federal Minister of the Interior Konstantin Engel and Rainer Fischer, who became mayor of Laitstadt in 1972, acted as Vice-Presidents. Patron was Erwin Pohl, President of the Federal Republic of Besmenia. After there was only one office for a time, the General Secretariat began work on January 1st, 1972. This had 13 departments, each of which was divided into sections. In total, several hundred people were employed here.

Cost

Visual appearance and advertising measures

Laitstadt 76 stamp, issued by BESPT in July 1976.

Media and broadcasting

Venues

Olympic Park

Olympic Stadium

Olympic Stadium of Laitstadt

Opening ceremony

Besmenian President Erwin Pohl during the opening speech.
Entry of the international teams during the opening ceremony.

The opening ceremony took place on August 2nd at the Olympic Stadium of Laitstadt. About 69,000 spectators in the stadium and an estimated 410 million television viewers witnessed the celebration. It began with the reception of President Erwin Pohl at the stadium and the playing of the Besmenian national anthem.

Closing ceremony

Games

Sports

Diving
	Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
	3 m springboard (Men)	gold medalist	silver medalist	bronze medalist
	3 m springboard (Women)	gold medalist	silver medalist	bronze medalist
	10 m platform (Men)
	10 m platform (Women)
Swimming
	200m freestyle (Men)
	200m freestyle (Women)
	400m freestyle (Men)
	400m freestyle (Women)
	1500m freestyle (Men)
	1500m freestyle (Women)
	100m backstroke (Men)
	100m backstroke (Women)
	200m backstroke (Men)
	200m backstroke (Women)
	100m butterfly (Men)
	100m butterfly (Women)
	200m butterfly (Men)
	200m butterfly (Women)
	100m medley (Men)
	100m medley (Women)
	200m medley (Men)
	200m medley (Women)
Synchronized Swimming
Synchronized Swimming
Water Polo
Water Polo


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual (Men)
Individual (Women)
Teams (Men)
Teams (Women)


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
200 metres (Men)
200 metres (Women)
400 metres (Men)
400 metres (Women)
800 metres (Men)
800 metres (Women)
1500 metres (Men)
1500 metres (Women)
5000 metres (Men)
5000 metres (Women)
10 000 metres (Men)
10 000 metres (Women)
110 metres hurdles (Men)
110 metres hurdles (Women)
400 metres hurdles (Men)
400 metres hurdles (Women)
3000 metres steeplechase (Men)
3000 metres steeplechase (Women)
Marathon (Men)
Marathon (Women)
High Jump (Men)
High Jump (Women)
Pole Vault (Men)
Pole Vault (Women)		Svetlana Kratochvílová
Long Jump (Men)
Long Jump (Women)
Triple Jump (Men)
Triple Jump (Women)			Svetlana Kratochvílová
Shotput (Men)
Shotput (Women)
Discus Throw (Men)
Discus Throw (Women)
Hammer Throw (Men)
Hammer Throw (Women)
Javelin Throw (Men)
Javelin Throw (Women)
Decathlon (Men)
Decathlon (Women)

Baseball
	Gold	Silver	Bronze
	Team of 20	Team of 20	Team of 20


Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men
Team of 12	Team of 12	Team of 12
Women
Team of 12	Team of 12	Team of 12


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Flyweight (Men)
Flyweight (Women)
Lightweight (Men)
Lightweight (Women)
Welterweight (Men)
Welterweight (Women)
Middleweight (Men)
Middleweight (Women)
Heavyweight (Men)
Heavyweight (Women)
Super Heavyweight (Men)
Super Heavyweight (Women)


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
200 m (Men)
200 m (Women)
500 m (Men)
500 m (Women)
200 m (Men)
1000 m (Women)
200 m (Men)
1000 m (Women)


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
BMX (Men)
BMX (Women)
Cross-country (Men)
Cross-country (Women)
Road race (Men)
Road race (Women)
Time trial (Men)
Time trial (Women)
Omnium (Men)
Omnium (Women)
Team pursuit (Men)
Team pursuit (Women)
Team sprint (Men)
Team sprint (Women)


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual dressage (Men)
Individual dressage (Women)
Team dressage (Men)
Team dressage (Women)
Individual jumping (Men)
Individual jumping (Women)
Team jumping (Men)
Team jumping (Women)
Individual eventing (Men)
Individual eventing (Women)
Team eventing (Men)
Team eventing (Women)


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Epee individual (Men)
Epee individual (Women)
Foil individual (Men)
Foil individual (Women)
Saber individual (Men)
Saber individual (Women)


Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men
Team of 11	Team of 11	Team of 11
Women
Team of 11	Team of 11	Team of 11


Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men
Team of 11	Team of 11	Team of 11
Women
Team of 11	Team of 11	Team of 11


Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men

Women


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Balance beam (Men)
Balance beam (Women)
Floor (Men)
Floor (Women)
Parallel bars (Men)
Parallel bars (Women)
Pommel horse (Men)
Pommel horse (Women)
Vault (Men)
Vault (Women)


Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men

Women


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
48kg (Men)
48kg (Women)
54kg (Men)
54kg (Women)
60kg (Men)
60kg (Women)
66kg (Men)
66kg (Women)
72kg (Men)
72kg (Women)
80kg (Men)
80kg (Women)
90kg (Men)
90kg (Women)
100kg (Men)
100kg (Women)


Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men

Women


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Single sculls (Men)
Single sculls (Women)
Double sculls (Men)
Double sculls (Women)
Pair (Men)
Pair (Women)
Four (Men)
Four (Women)
Eight (Men)
Eight (Women)


Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men

Women


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
RS:X (Men)
RS:X (Women)
Finn (Men)
Finn (Women)
Nacra 17 (Men)
Nacra 17 (Women)
470 (Men)
470 (Women)
49er (Men)
49er (Women)


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Singles (Men)
Singles (Women)
Team (Men)
Team (Women)


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
58 kg (Men)
58 kg (Women)
68 kg (Men)
68 kg (Women)
80 kg (Men)
80 kg (Women)
+80 kg (Men)
+80 kg (Women)


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Singles (Men)
Singles (Women)
Doubles (Men)
Doubles (Women)


Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men

Women


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Volleyball (Men)
Volleyball (Women)
Beach Volleyball (Men)
Beach Volleyball (Women)


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
56 kg (Men)
56 kg (Women)
62 kg (Men)
62 kg (Women)
69 kg (Men)
69 kg (Women)
77 kg (Men)
77 kg (Women)
85 kg (Men)
85 kg (Women)
94 kg (Men)
94 kg (Women)
105 kg (Men)
105 kg (Women)


Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
freestyle 57 kg (Men)
freestyle 57 kg (Women)
freestyle 65 kg (Men)
freestyle 65 kg (Women)
freestyle 74 kg (Men)
freestyle 74 kg (Women)
freestyle 86 kg (Men)
freestyle 86 kg (Women)
freestyle 97 kg (Men)
freestyle 97 kg (Women)
freestyle 125 kg (Men)
freestyle 125 kg (Women)

Records

Medal Count

Rank	Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
X	Drezquenia	0	1	1	2

Participating National Olympic Committees

Participating National Olympic Committees
Albarine (135) Alcarres (81) Alecburgh (59) Alluna (38) Alonnisosa (50) Andaluni (68) Apatonia (20) Arenacia (55) Artegana (101) Austrolis (160) Avergnon (226) Azil (27) Barangadesh (40) Baytonia (50) Beatavic (78) Beleroskov (176) Besmenia (198) (host) Buckingla (27) Cadair (132) Cakala (17) Candatora (139) Caruban (67) Caspiaa (145) Constantio (165) Costa Sarba (50) Cylata (40) Cyruda (66) Drambenburg (230) Drezquenia (82) Durnstaal (178) East Chanchajilla (151) Elastan (71) Elbresia (183) Elborra (80) Emmiria (225) Gladysynthia (95) Haduastan (145) Icadania (46) Iobaray (37) Ivite (52) Janapa (47) Jumbosa (41) Jyau (67) Khaytan (16) Kint (18) Kuresa (63) Kyti (89) Latilli (37) Lissatha (47) Lutharia (85) Merixco (74) MCI (15) Murzi (65) Nebetia (67) New Elkland (131) North Kandson (98) North Shebat (68) Ossinia (26) Ossotia (18) Pangchu (17) Paraboca (129) Peoratia (36) Qolaysia (133) Quetana (201) Rio Palito (73) Ruskayn (116) SCB (136) Saint Offeat (80) Siniapore (100) Shoassau (95) Skith (59) Slavic Union (75) Somodi (35) South Shebat (32) Sulifa (66) Syraranto (79) Terevi (25) Tervali Islands (69) Timeria (210) Tine (58) Togaria (40) Unified Sera (123) Uplistan (36) Utobania (206) Verdusa (74) Versenia (111) Vitosium (234) Vulkaria (76) Vuswistan (100) West Chanchajilla (15) Yuan (351) Zalluabed (98) Zamastan (383)

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 | host_city   = [[Laitstadt]], [[Besmenia]]
 | motto       =
-| nations     = 94
+| nations     = 93
-| athletes    = 8.851
+| athletes    = 8.728
 | events      =
 | opening     = 2 August
-| closing     = 20 August
+| closing     = 18 August
 | opened_by   = [[President of Besmenia|President]] [[Erwin Pohl]]
 | cauldron    = [[Sven Schwarz]]
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 After the [[1957 Winter Olympic Games (Iearth)|1957 Winter Olympic Games]] in [[Eisenberg]], [[East Besmenia]], these were the second Olympic Games on Besmenian ground, as well as the first summer olympic games in Besmenia.
 ==Host city selection==
-The election for the 1976 Summer Games host city took place on 2 March 1971.
+The election for the 1976 Summer Games host city took place on December 2nd, 1970.
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 |+ 1976 Summer Olympics bidding result
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 ==Organization==
+On January 9th, 1971 in [[Freiz]], the National Olympic Committee for Besmenia decided to set up the ''Organisationskomitees der XIV. Olympischen Spiele Laitstadt 1976 e. V.'', which was constituted on February 1st, 1971 in the Laitstadt City Hall. The 17 founding members included the Federal Interior Minister [[Josef Schüler]], the Laitstadt state minister of culture [[Ulrich Uttenweiler]] and [[Robert Gleitzmann]] as [[Mayor and Governor of Laitstadt|Mayor]] of Laitstadt. In 1973, the Organizing Committee grew to 38 members with the appointment of representatives from the Olympic federations. In 1976, the year of the Olympic Games, Herbert Sternmann was President of the Organizing Committee, Federal Minister of the Interior [[Konstantin Engel]] and [[Rainer Fischer]], who became mayor of Laitstadt in 1972, acted as Vice-Presidents. Patron was [[Erwin Pohl]], President of the Federal Republic of Besmenia. After there was only one office for a time, the General Secretariat began work on January 1st, 1972. This had 13 departments, each of which was divided into sections. In total, several hundred people were employed here.
 ===Cost===
 ===Visual appearance and advertising measures===
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 *[[Beatavic]] (78)
 *[[Beleroskov]] (176)
-*[[Besmenia]] (168) '''(host)'''
+*[[Besmenia]] (198) '''(host)'''
 *[[Buckingla]] (27)
 *[[Cadair]] (132)
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 *[[Kuresa]] (63)
 *[[Kyti]] (89)
-*[[People's Republic of Larinthia|PR Larinthia]] (53)
 *[[Latilli]] (37)
 *[[Lissatha]] (47)
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 *[[Yuan]] (351)
 *[[Zalluabed]] (98)
-*[[Zamastan]] (483)
+*[[Zamastan]] (383)
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1976 Summer Olympic Games (Iearth): Difference between revisions

Revision as of 21:18, 26 August 2022

Contents

Host city selection

Organization

Cost