olympialaissyklin
Olympialaissykli refers to the four-year period between successive Summer Olympic Games. This cycle is a fundamental organizing principle of the modern Olympic Games, established by Baron Pierre de Coubertin. The first modern Olympiad was held in 1896 in Athens, Greece, and since then, with the exception of years interrupted by World Wars, the Summer Games have occurred every four years.
The concept of a four-year cycle is rooted in ancient Greek tradition, where the Olympic Games were
The Olympialaissykli influences not only the scheduling of the Games themselves but also the preparations of