The Olympics, A Very Peculiar History by David Arscott

The Olympics, A Very Peculiar History by David Arscott

Author:David Arscott
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: london, 2012, gift, information, sport, game, england, ancient, myth, greece, gold, silver, bronze, medal, funny, quirky, odd, stories, facts, scandal
ISBN: 9781908759146
Publisher: Andrews UK Limited 2011
Published: 2011-12-07T00:00:00+00:00


• Ethiopia’s Turbo Tumo had no chance of winning, but as he entered the stadium in 60th place he was so befuddled by the intense heat (a familiar story), that he lost his bearings and wandered off the track without finishing.

• Islam Djugum of Bosnia-Herzogovina, who carried his national flag at the opening ceremony, was very lucky to be there. The sole member of the Bosnian team who had stayed in his country throughout the war with Yugoslavia, he had constantly changed the route of his training runs through the streets to avoid being the target of snipers. As it was, he had to stop more than once to help get the survivors of massacres to hospital.



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