Draft:1968 Summer Olympics Parade of Nations

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During the Parade of Nations portion of the 1968 Summer Olympics opening ceremony, athletes from each country participating in the Olympics paraded in the arena, preceded by their flag. The flag was borne by a sportsperson from that country chosen either by the National Olympic Committee or by the athletes themselves to represent their country. The order starts from Greece and ends at Mexico as Greece hosted the I Games of the Olympiad back in 1896. The order was in Spanish, the official language of Mexico. Twelve nations debuted in the olympics, namely Barbados as its first time being independent in the Olympics, British Honduras (Now Belize), Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (as Congo-Kinshasa), El Salvador, East Germany and West Germany as their first time being separate, Guinea, Honduras, Kuwait, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Sierra Leone, and the United States Virgin Islands. Singapore returned as an independent country as it was part of the Malaysian team in 1964. Suriname and Libya returned with athletes as in 1960, and 1964, they took part in the opening ceremonies but their athletes withdrew later. The People's Republic of China last competed in 1952 but they did not compete due to the dispute between the Republic of China over the right to represent China. South Vietnam competed as Vietnam, while the United States Virgin Islands competed as the Virgin Islands.

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Order Nation Spanish Flag bearer Sport
1   Greece (GRE) Grecia Christos Papanikolaou Men's pole vault
2   Afghanistan (AFG) Afganistán No information available No information available
3   West Germany (FRG) Alemania Occidental Wilfried Dietrich Wrestling
4   East Germany (GDR) Alemania Oriental Karin Balzer Women's 800 metres
5   Netherlands Antilles (AHO) Antillas Neerlandesas No information available No information available
6   Algeria (ALG) Argelia No information available No information available
7   Argentina (ARG) Argentina Carlos Moratorio Equestrian
8   Australia (AUS) Australia Bill Roycroft Equestrian
9   Austria (AUT) Austria Roland Losert Fencing
10   Bahamas (BAH) Bahamas No information available No information available
11   Barbados (BAR) Barbados No information available No information available
12   Belgium (BEL) Bélgica Gaston Roelants Athletics
13   Bermuda (BER) Bermudas Chummy Hayward Official
14   Burma (BIR) Birmania No information available No information available
15   Bolivia (BOL) Bolivia No information available No information available
16   Brazil (BRA) Brasil João Gonçalves Filho Swimming Water polo
17   Bulgaria (BUL) Bulgaria Prodan Gardzhev Wrestling
18   Cameroon (CMR) Camerún No information available No information available
19   Canada (CAN) Canadá Roger Jackson (rower) Rowing
20   Ceylon (CEY) Ceilán No information available No information available
21   Chad (CHA) Chad No information available No information available
22   Czechoslovakia (TCH) Checoslovaquia Bohumil Golián Volleyball
23   Chile (CHI) Chile Rolf Hoppe Athletics
24   Colombia (COL) Colombia Ricardo González (swimmer) Swimming
25   Congo-Kinshasa (COK) Congo-Kinshasa No information available No information available
26   South Korea (KOR) Corea del Sur No information available No information available
27   Ivory Coast (CIV) Costa de Marfil No information available No information available
28   Costa Rica (CRC) Costa Rica Rodolfo Castillo Weightlifting
29   Cuba (CUB) Cuba Héctor Ramírez (gymnast) Gymnastics
30   Denmark (DEN) Dinamarca Erik Hansen (canoeist) Canoeing
31   Ecuador (ECU) Ecuador Fernando González (swimmer) Swimming
32   United Arab Republic (UAR) Egipto No information available No information available
33   El Salvador (ESA) El Salvador Salvador Vilanova Swimming
34   Spain (ESP) España Gonzalo Fernández (sailor) Sailing
35   United States (USA) Estados Unidos Janice Romary Fencing
36   Ethiopia (ETH) Etiopía Abebe Bikila Athletics
37   Fiji (FIJ) Fiyi Viliame Liga Athletics
38   Philippines (PHI) Filipinas No information available No information available
39   Finland (FIN) Finlandia Pentti Linnosvuo Shooting
40   France (FRA) Francia Kiki Caron Swimming
41   Ghana (GHA) Ghana No information available No information available
42   Guatemala (GUA) Guatemala Teodoro Palacios Athletics
43   Guinea (GUI) Guinea Morciré Sylla Football
44   Guyana (GUY) Guyana No information available No information available
45   Honduras (HON) Honduras No information available No information available
46   British Honduras (HBR) Honduras Británica No information available No information available
47   Hong Kong (HKG) Hong Kong No information available No information available
48   Hungary (HUN) Hungaría Gergely Kulcsár Athletics
49   India (IND) India No information available No information available
50   Indonesia (INA) Indonesia No information available No information available
51   Iraq (IRQ) Irak No information available No information available
52   Iran (IRI) Irán Abolfazl Anvari Wrestling
53   Ireland (IRL) Irlanda Jim McCourt Boxing
54   Iceland (ISL) Islanda Guðmundur Hermannsson Athletics
55   Virgin Islands (ISV) Islas Vírgenes Liston Sprauve Weightlifting
56   Israel (ISR) Israel Gershon Shefa Swimming
57   Italy (ITA) Italia Raimondo D'Inzeo Equestrian
58   Jamaica (JAM) Jamaica No information available No information available
59   Japan (JPN) Japón Yukio Endo Gymnastics
60   Kenya (KEN) Kenia No information available No information available
61   Kuwait (KUW) Kuwait No information available No information available
62   Lebanon (LIB) Líbano No information available No information available
63   Libya (LBA) Libia No information available No information available
64   Liechtenstein (LIE) Liechtenstein No information available No information available
65   Luxembourg (LUX) Luxemburgo Charel Sowa Athletics
66   Madagascar (MAD) Madagascar No information available No information available
67   Malaysia (MAS) Malasia Nashatar Singh Sidhu Athletics
68   Mali (MLI) Malí No information available No information available
69   Malta (MLT) Malta Louis Grasso Official
70   Morocco (MAR) Marruecos No information available No information available
71   Monaco (MON) Mónaco No information available No information available
72   Mongolia (MGL) Mongolia Khorloogiin Bayanmönkh Wrestling
73   Nicaragua (NCA) Nicaragua Don Vélez Athletics
74   Niger (NIG) Niger No information available No information available
75   Nigeria (NGR) Nigeria No information available No information available
76   Norway (NOR) Noruega Berit Berthelsen Athletics
77   New Zealand (NZL) Nueva Zelanda Don Oliver Weightlifting
78   Netherlands (NED) Países Bajos Fred van Dorp Water polo
79   Pakistan (PAK) Pakistán Tariq Aziz Hockey
80   Panama (PAN) Panamá Julio Osorio Basketball
81   Paraguay (PAR) Paraguay Rodolfo da Ponte Fencing
82   Peru (PER) Perú No information available No information available
83   Poland (POL) Polonia Waldemar Baszanowski Weightlifting
84   Portugal (POR) Portugal No information available No information available
85   Puerto Rico (PUR) Puerto Rico Jamie Frontera Basketball
86   Great Britain (GBR) Reino Unido Lynn Davies Athletics
87   Central African Republic (CAF) República Centroafricana No information available No information available
88   Dominican Republic (DOM) República Dominicana No information available No information available
89   Romania (ROM) Rumania Aurel Vernescu Canoeing
90   San Marino (SMR) San Marino Leo Franciosi Shooting
91   Senegal (SEN) Senegal No information available No information available
92   Sierra Leone (SLE) Sierra Leona John Coker Boxing
93   Singapore (SIN) Singapur No information available No information available
94   Syria (SYR) Siria No information available No information available
95   Sudan (SUD) Sudán No information available No information available
96   Sweden (SWE) Suecia Rolf Peterson Canoeing
97   Switzerland (SUI) Suiza Paul Weier Equestrian
98   Suriname (SUR) Surinam No information available No information available
99   Thailand (THA) Tailandia No information available No information available
100   Taiwan (ROC) Taiwán No information available No information available
101   Tanzania (TAN) Tanzania No information available No information available
102   Trinidad and Tobago (TRI) Trinidad y Tobago Roger Gibbon Cycling
103   Tunisia (TUN) Túnez Habib Galhia Boxing
104   Turkey (TUR) Turquía Gürbüz Lü Wrestling
105   Uganda (UGA) Uganda No information available No information available
106   Soviet Union (URS) Unión Soviética Leonid Zhabotinsky Weightlifting
107   Uruguay (URU) Uruguay No information available No information available
108   Venezuela (VEN) Venezuela Silvio Fernández (fencer born 1946) Fencing
109   Vietnam (VIE) Vietnam No information available No information available
110   Yugoslavia (YUG) Yugoslavia Branislav Simić Wrestling
111   Zambia (ZAM) Zambia No information available No information available
112   Mexico (MEX) México David Bárcena Modern pentathlon

References edit

[1] [2]

  1. ^ "Mexico 1968 Opening Ceremony". Olympics. Retrieved 11 December 2023.
  2. ^ "Flagbearers for 1968 Summer Olympics". Olympedia. Retrieved 11 December 2023.

Category:1968 Summer Olympics Category:Lists of Olympic flag bearers