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The 120 pages that link to International Olympic Committee, each with the reason it gives.

• International Handball FederationRelated: The IHF’s Olympic standing depends on its relationship with this organization.

• Professional sportsRelated: Its policies have influenced how paid athletes participate in Olympic competition.

• Summer Olympic GamesRelated: It was founded in 1894 to organize the modern Olympic project.

• United States at the OlympicsRelated: Its eligibility rules and event program shape which U.S. athletes can compete.

• Fédération Aéronautique InternationaleRelated: The FAI works with the Olympic Movement to promote air sports internationally.

• Tommie SmithRelated: The IOC ordered Smith and Carlos removed from the Olympic Village after their protest.

• Youth Olympic GamesRelated: It created the Youth Olympic Games and oversees their organization.

• 1936 Winter OlympicsRelated: The IOC awarded the 1936 Winter Games to Germany in 1931.

• 1968 Olympics Black Power saluteRelated: It demanded that the U.S. Olympic team remove Smith and Carlos from the Games.

• Alice MilliatRelated: Milliat challenged its restrictions on women’s participation in Olympic athletics.

• Dick PoundRelated: Pound held senior roles in the IOC and helped establish WADA under its auspices.

• Fédération Internationale de VolleyballRelated: The FIVB governs volleyball within the Olympic Movement and works with its central body.

• João HavelangeRelated: Havelange served as an IOC member from 1963 to 2011 and led its commission on the Olympic Movement.

• Kanō JigorōRelated: Kanō became its first Asian member in 1909, advocating international sporting exchange.

• Yelena IsinbayevaRelated: Isinbayeva served as an IOC member after her competitive career.

• Edwin MosesRelated: Its Olympic calendar framed the four-year gap between Moses's gold medals.

• Marion JonesRelated: The IOC stripped Jones of her Sydney medals and reassigned them.

• VaudRelated: Its headquarters in Lausanne have helped establish Vaud as an international sports hub.

• Jean-Claude KillyRelated: Killy later served as an IOC member and helped organize the 1992 Winter Olympics.

• Kipchoge KeinoRelated: Keino later served as a leader within the Olympic Movement.

• Kirsty CoventryRelated: Coventry became its president in 2025, the first woman and first African to hold the office.

• Buvaisar SaitievRelated: Its Games provided three of the defining stages of Saitiev's career.

• Eddie EaganRelated: Its Olympic records document Eagan's unusual achievement across sports.

• Elisabeta LipăRelated: Her Olympic record connects her administrative career to the movement's global institutions.

• FISU World University GamesRelated: Its relationship with FISU situates the university event within international sport governance.

• Modern era (Olympics)Related: It governs the movement throughout the modern era and sets the framework for each edition.

• Věra ČáslavskáRelated: Its honors and commemorations helped preserve her place in Olympic history.

• World GymnasticsRelated: World Gymnastics works with the IOC to stage gymnastics at the Olympic Games.