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The 16 pages that link to 1952 Summer Olympics, each with the reason it gives.

• 1956 Summer OlympicsCompared with: Helsinki hosted the preceding Summer Games without Melbourne’s split-country arrangement.

• 1948 Summer OlympicsCompared with: Helsinki followed London as the next Summer Olympics and marked the Soviet Union’s debut.

• Soviet Union at the OlympicsBroader topic: The debut established the USSR as a major force in postwar Olympic competition.

• Rhythmic gymnasticsRelated: Gymnastics competition at these Games preceded rhythmic gymnastics’ Olympic debut.

• Gymnastics at the Summer OlympicsBroader topic: The Games established the modern women’s artistic program with team and individual apparatus competitions.

• Emil ZátopekRelated: Zátopek’s unprecedented three-distance Olympic sweep made these Games his defining competition.

• Balbir Singh Sr.Related: Singh scored five goals in the final against the Netherlands.

• Bud SpencerBroader topic: Pedersoli represented Italy in swimming at these Games.

• Edoardo MangiarottiRelated: He won individual épée gold and three team medals, including gold in team épée.

• László PappRelated: Papp defended his Olympic title there, winning a second middleweight gold.

• Rafer JohnsonRelated: Johnson’s 1952 Olympic selection as an alternate marked his first connection to the Games.

• Bob MathiasRelated: Mathias defended his decathlon title here, becoming the first athlete to win it twice.

• Dezső GyarmatiRelated: Gyarmati won his first Olympic gold as Hungary defeated Yugoslavia in the final.

• Paul ElvstrømRelated: He defended his title in a different single-handed boat class.

• Shirley StricklandRelated: Strickland won the 80-metre hurdles and took silver in the 4 × 100-metre relay.

• Takashi OnoRelated: Ono made his Olympic debut in Helsinki and won a bronze medal in the team competition.