1936 Where was the 4th Winter Olympics held?

1936 The 4th Winter Olympics was held in two German cities, Garmy and Partenkirchen. 669 athletes from 28 countries and regions participated in the 4th Winter Olympics. Men's 4X 10 km cross-country skiing relay race, men's and women's slalom skiing and rapid descent were added to this Winter Olympics.

193 1 At the International Olympic Committee in Barcelona, it was decided that Berlin, Germany would host the 1935 Winter Olympic Games. At this session, the German Olympic Committee also announced that they would begin to exercise the right to host the Winter Olympics in accordance with the then IOC Constitution.

German leaders believe that the joint holding of Gamisch and Partenkirchen is more conducive to the publicity effect. Therefore, the leaders of the German Olympic Committee changed the host city of the Winter Olympics to these two cities, and the International Olympic Committee was forced to accept this decision, reconfirming Berlin as the host city of this Olympic Games, and accepting Garmisch and Partenkirchen as the host cities.

The Fourth Winter Olympics Competition

In this year's skiing competition, the top four in the 50-kilometer cross-country race were swept by Swedish athletes headed by Viclund. In the 18km race, Laerkang of Sweden won the championship, and Auhagen of Norway won the second place with a gap of 1: 05. However, Hagen won the gold medal in biathlon, and his teammates Olhofster and Brodal won the silver medal and bronze medal respectively.

In the snowmobile project, the United States once again failed to monopolize, and only the men's double seat won the championship. Four people's gold and silver cards were taken away by Swiss teams 1 and 2. In ice hockey, the British team with 1 1 Canadian athletes won the championship, and the Canadian team with four gold medals lost in the Olympic Games for the first time, ranking second.

Before the ice hockey match, Canada, who won three consecutive championships, protested against Britain, because eight of the main players in the British team were Canadians, who were born in Britain and immigrated to Canada, and were later recruited back by Britain. However, Canada's protest was rejected. As a result, Britain won the championship and Canada came second.

In this year's *** 17 competition, the Norwegian team performed well and regained the advantage lost in Lake Placid, winning 7 gold medals, 5 silver medals and 3 bronze medals.