In what year was the first Olympic Games held? What was it to commemorate? What year is the 100th world?

The first Olympic Games was held in 1894. In order to commemorate the ancient Olympic spirit, the 100th Olympic Games was held in 2292.

In 1894, the International Sports Conference was held in Paris and it was decided to establish the first modern Olympic Games in Greece and stipulate that it should be held every four years.

On June 23, 1894, the International Olympic Committee was formally established. At that time, the Greek writer Vikelas (Δημ?τριο? Βικ?λα?) served as the chairman of the International Olympic Committee, and Coubertin served as the chairman of the International Olympic Committee. Secretary General of the International Olympic Committee.

In October 1894, Coubertin once again conducted an on-site inspection of the Olympia area. In order to save money and facilitate transportation, he canceled his plan to hold the Games in Olympia and decided to build a new stadium in Athens that could accommodate 5,000 spectators in the style of ancient Greece to host the first modern Olympic Games.

After Coubertin’s hard work and efforts, and with the funding of the wealthy Greek businessman George Avirov, the first Olympic Games was successfully held in Athens on April 5, 1896.

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