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

• Canadian Olympic Hall of FameNarrower topic: The Hall’s purpose is grounded in the history and ideals of the Games.

• Katarina WittNarrower topic: Witt’s consecutive gold medals made her one of the era’s most recognizable Olympic athletes.

• Youth Olympic GamesNarrower topic: The Youth Olympic Games adapt the Olympic event model for younger athletes.

• 1936 Winter OlympicsNarrower topic: The Winter edition formed one part of the wider Olympic movement.

• Action sportsNarrower topic: Olympic programs have brought selected action sports into the largest recurring multisport competition.

• Boris ShakhlinNarrower topic: The Summer Games were the stage for all seven of Shakhlin's Olympic golds.

• Hammer throwNarrower topic: Olympic inclusion made hammer throw a prominent international event.

• 2026 Winter OlympicsNarrower topic: The 2026 Winter Games are one edition of the broader Olympic event.

• Adolf DasslerNarrower topic: Dassler sought to equip athletes at the world’s most visible sporting event.

• Gao LingNarrower topic: Her consecutive titles belong to the wider history of Olympic competition.

• Henri de Baillet-LatourNarrower topic: His leadership affected the institution and continuity of the Games during a period of upheaval.

• Ian ThorpeNarrower topic: Thorpe’s global recognition came chiefly through Olympic competition.

• Kim RhodeNarrower topic: Rhode's six-medal streak spans six consecutive editions of the Summer Games.

• Al OerterNarrower topic: Oerter's four titles are defined by success across successive editions of the Games.

• Carl DiemNarrower topic: Organizing Olympic competitions was a central part of Diem’s public career.

• David RudishaNarrower topic: Rudisha’s consecutive Olympic victories place his career within the Games’ history.

• Gillis GrafströmNarrower topic: Grafström’s career is distinguished by medals across both Summer and Winter editions.

• Greg LouganisNarrower topic: The Olympic stage made Louganis's achievements and personal story internationally visible.

• Herb BrooksNarrower topic: Brooks’s greatest achievement took place on the Olympic stage.

• Jin Jong-ohNarrower topic: Jin’s repeated victories became part of the Games’ history.

• Mo FarahNarrower topic: Farah's four track titles place his career within Olympic history.

• Steve RedgraveNarrower topic: Redgrave's five consecutive golds came across six appearances at the Summer Games.

• Bob CostasNarrower topic: Olympics hosting became Costas’s defining assignment and placed individual stories within a global event.

• Brenda VillaNarrower topic: The four medals that define Villa’s career came at consecutive Summer Games.

• Carl OsburnNarrower topic: Osburn's achievements gained their standing through the Olympic competition system.

• Eddie EaganNarrower topic: His achievements belong to two editions of the broader Olympic movement.

• J. Sigfrid EdströmNarrower topic: Edström’s legacy is tied to the institution whose competitions resumed during his presidency.

• Klaus DibiasiNarrower topic: The Olympic stage made Dibiasi’s consecutive titles globally consequential.

• Manuel EstiarteNarrower topic: The six editions Estiarte entered frame the unusual longevity of his career.

• Paul RadmilovicNarrower topic: His career illustrates how early Olympic competition allowed athletes to compete across sports and multiple decades.

• Robert KorzeniowskiNarrower topic: His four victories became part of the Games’ record in race walking.

• Samuel WanjiruNarrower topic: Wanjiru became Olympic champion in the marathon at the Beijing Summer Games.

• Valentina VezzaliNarrower topic: Her six gold medals were won across five editions of the Summer Games.

• Wu MinxiaNarrower topic: The four editions in which Wu competed define her record and career span.

• Yelena ShushunovaNarrower topic: Her Seoul all-around title became the defining achievement of her international career.