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    Olympic Truce - Wikipedia

    • The Olympic Truce is a tradition originating from ancient Greece that dates back to 776 BC. A "truce" (from Ancient Greek ἐκεχειρία (ékécheiria) 'laying down of arms') was announced before and during the Olympic Games to ensure the host city state (Elis) was not attacked and athletes and spectators could travel safely to the Games and peacefully return t… See more

    Goals

    Through this global and symbolic concept, the goal of the Olympic Truce movement is to:
    • Mobilize youth for the … See more

    Initiatives

    • 1994 Lillehammer Winter Games: the former Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was allowed to participate in the Games of the XXV Olympiad in Barcelona and the XVII Olympic Winter Games in Lillehammer despite ong… See more

    Logo

    The official Olympic Truce logo is a graphic with three elements: a dove, flames, and the Olympic rings. The meaning behind the logo is as follows:
    The Olympic Truce is symbolized by the dove of pea… See more

    Olympic Truce - Promoting an Ancient Greek Tradition
    The tradition of the “Olympic Truce”, or “Ekecheiria”, was established in Ancient Greece in the ninth century BC through the signing of a treaty between three kings – Iphitos of Elis, Cleisthenes of P…
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  2. A "truce" (from Ancient Greek ἐκεχειρία (ékécheiria) 'laying down of arms') was announced before and during the Olympic Games to ensure the host city state (Elis) was not attacked and athletes and spectators could travel safely to the Games and peacefully return to their respective countries.

    Olympic Truce - Wikipedia

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    The tradition of the “Olympic Truce”, or “Ekecheiria”, was established in Ancient Greece in the ninth century BC through the signing of a treaty between three kings – Iphitos of Elis, Cleisthenes of Pisa and Lycurgus of Sparta – to allow safe participation in the ancient Olympic Games for all athletes and spectators from these Greek city-states, which were otherwise almost constantly engaged in conflict with each other.

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    Every two years, the host country of the upcoming Olympics introduces a U.N. resolution that other member states can co-sponsor. The truce is intended to secure safe passage for athletes during the Games and, in the long term, promote the idea of working toward world peace. A U.N. resolution upholding the Olympic Truce has been passed 15 times.

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    What is the Olympic Truce?
    The IOC’s undertakings for the Olympic Truce extend beyond the period of the Olympic Games and have led to the implementation of a series of "sport for peace" activities through the National Olympic Committees. The Olympic Truce is symbolised by the dove of peace with the traditional Olympic flame in the background.

    Olympic Truce - Promoting an Ancient Greek Tradition

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    Who created the Olympic Truce?
    Other articles where Olympic truce is discussed: The Olympic Truce: The creation of the Ekecheiria, the Olympic truce, lies within the traditional story of the founding of the ancient Olympic Games. Two warring kings of the area around Olympia, Iphitos and Cleomenes, joined with the Spartan lawgiver Lycurgus in an agreement to hold the Games…

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    Why does the United Nations support the Olympic Truce?
    Since 1993, the United Nations (UN) General Assembly has repeatedly expressed its support for the Olympic Truce ideal and for the IOC’s mission by adopting, every two years – one year before each edition of the Olympic Games – a resolution entitled "Building a peaceful and better world through sport and the Olympic ideal".

    Olympic Truce - Promoting an Ancient Greek Tradition

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    How was the Olympic Truce respected?
    Proof that this Truce was respected is that, in Olympia, the Greeks never built walls to protect themselves, unlike all the other Greek cities. The Olympic Truce is symbolised by the dove of peace, with the traditional Olympic flame in the background.

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    When did the Olympics reintroduce the Olympic Truce?
    During the course of the 20th century, the Olympic Games increased in size to become the largest and most widely followed sporting event in the world. However, it was not until 1992 – nearly a century after the Games' revival – that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) decided to reintroduce the Olympic Truce.

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    Can the Olympic Truce be revived?
    Towards the end of the millenium, a strong move to revive the Olympic Truce is underway. Its aim is to encourage nations to observe the Olympic Truce and to cease hostilities during the Olympic Games. Its hope is to inspire humanity, and create a much needed window of opportunity for dialogue and peaceful resolution of conflict.

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  5. Britannica
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    The Olympic Truce | Ancient Greece, Peace & Diplomacy

  6. AP News
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    EXPLAINER: What in the world is the Olympic Truce?

    Feb 8, 2022 · Every two years, the host country of the upcoming Olympics introduces a U.N. resolution that other member states can co-sponsor. The truce is intended to secure safe passage for athletes during the Games and, in the …

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  9. Britannica
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  10. olympictruce.org
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    The History of Olympic Truce

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    The Olympic Truce

  12. olympictruce.org
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    The Olympic Truce Timeline

  13. Olympics
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    What is the Olympic Truce?

  14. Naciones Unidas
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    The United Nations and the Olympic Truce - الأمم المتحدة

  15. Perseus Digital Library
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    The Olympic truce - Perseus Digital Library

  16. WorldAtlas
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    What is an Olympic Truce? - WorldAtlas

  17. NBC4 Washington
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  18. Wikipedia
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    Ancient Olympic Games - Wikipedia

  19. Olympics
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    The History of the Olympic Games

  20. Wikipedia
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    Olympic Games - Wikipedia

  21. Olympics
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    Olympic Truce resolutions

  22. Britannica
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