Titlebook: Britain and the Olympic Games, 1908-1920; Perspectives on Part Luke J. Harris Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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The Stockholm 1912 Olympics, to compete in the swimming and diving events that were allowing women to partake for the first time. These Games have been dubbed ‘the arrival of the Olympic Games as the world’s premier international event,’. such was their success.

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Introduction,.. From the modest beginnings of the inaugural 1896 Games, the holding of the sporting festival every four years since this (excluding the period of the two world wars), has seen the Olympic Games rise to become the ‘Circus Maximus of planet Earth’. — the great circus of the world. They are viewed a

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The 1908 London Olympics,st of the 30 modern Olympic Games. Twenty-two nations sent athletes to compete, and in total just over 2000 athletes participated. Twenty of these nations had competed in at least one of the three previous Olympics, although there were two nations competing for the first time; Finland and Turkey. At

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The Perspective of the 1908 Olympics in the Nations of Britain,ed into Britishness.’. This occurred because England was the most dominant nation in the Union of Great Britain and Ireland. Kumar argues that this resulted in English identity consuming British identity, encouraging the other nations of the Union to cling onto their own identities, while still enjo

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The Stockholm 1912 Olympics,, across 102 events in 15 sports. Among these nations were seven making their Olympic debuts (Chile, Egypt, Iceland, Japan, Luxembourg, Portugal and Serbia), bringing the total number of athletes competing up to a new record of 2,380.. Fifty-seven of these athletes were women, primarily in Stockholm

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Preparing for the 1916 Olympic Games,ensured that the 1916 Games were not to take place, the period between the Stockholm Games and August 1914 was a defining one for British attitudes towards the Olympic Games with notable changes to her identity occurring.