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Maskots Olimpics (formal) Olympic Games, the Olympic Games - the largest international multi-sport event, held every four years. Tradition, which existed in ancient Greece, was revived at the end of XIX century French philanthropist Pierre de Coubertin. Olympics also known as the Summer Olympic Games, held every four years, From 1896 except years The newcomer to the world of war. Were established in 1924 Winter Olympics initially carried out in the same year, that summer. However, starting since 1994, the time of the Winter Olympic Games shifted by two years of relatively time for the summer games.

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Olympic mascot - part of the Olympic symbols. The mission of the Olympic mascot - "Reflect the spirit of the host country of the Games, the athletes and bring good luck strain the festive atmosphere. " Most often, the Olympic mascot depicted as an animal, the most popular in the country, the host athletes or as an animated fictional creatures. Talisman primarily reflects the spirit of the city, which will host the Olympic Games. It should be a memorable character with a name, a forceful personality who becomes the central figure in a unique and exciting stories ... Talisman should be sympathetic to both children and adults, both women and men, as well as "support the Olympic ideals." Olympic Mascots

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Officially, the term "Olympic mascot" was approved in the summer of 1972 at the IOC Session held as part of the XX Olympic Games in Munich. Decision of the Committee became the mascot mandatory attribute of the Olympic Games. Now, as a mascot can be any entity, reflecting the particular culture of the people of the country, host the Olympics. This may be an animal, person, mythological or fairy tale character. In addition, the mascot must necessarily symbolize the values of the modern Olympic movement. mascots Olympics

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For the first time in the history of the Olympic Games have appeared official mascot - Valdi fee. As a mascot dog chosen because of its hunting qualities, inherent to the athlete: resistance, tenacity and agility. Valdi - a common name. In Bavaria, where the fees are very popular, so can name any dog of this breed, as in the Russian bear Misha , or cat Vaska . mascots Olympics (formal) Summer Olympic Games 1972 Munich Dachshund Valdi

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mascots Olympics (formal) The Winter Olympic Games 1976 Innsbruck snowman Olimpiyamandl The symbol of the Winter Olympics was 76 Snowman. According to the designers, it was just One of the snowball had arms, legs, and a traditional for snowmen red-carrot nose. On his head as an attribute, reflects the national character, mascot wore a red Tyrolean hat. The creators gave him an unusual name Olimpiyamandl .

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mascots Olympics (formal) Canadian beaver - the national symbol of Canada. It has its own qualities that distinguish this athlete: patience, willpower, perseverance. Amick name in the language of the indigenous population of Canada also means "beaver". The main attribute of the mascot had a bright red belt with a picture of the Olympic emblem, ribbon-like, which is awarded a medal. Summer Olympic Games 1976 Montreal beaver Amick

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mascots Olympics (formal) The Winter Olympic Games 1980 in Lake Placid Roni raccoon Designers have made a kind of skier Roni , paint a little face in the form of protective eyewear and a ski cap. Mask-goggles became the most fashion accessory of the Games. Roni Raccoon became the first mascot, animal Winter Olympics made under the kind of athlete.

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mascots Olympics (formal) Full name of the mascot Olympics-80 - Michael Potapych Bruin. The brown bear is a symbol of Russia, so its choice as the official mascot of the Games in Moscow is not accidental. The author of the final version of the mascot is a well-known illustrator Victor Siskins . Of the more than a hundred different invented them images he chose the one that took part in the final exhibition in Moscow. On the competitive selection got sixty bears various artists. Misha liked everything. 1980 Summer Olympics Olympic Bear

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mascots Olympics (formal) The Winter Olympic Games 1984 Sarajevo The cub VUCHK The designers were challenged to create an image cub in the least aggressive and more friendly as possible. According to the plan, the mascot should symbolize friendly relationship between humans and animals, the desire to be closer to nature. The cub turned a strong character, courageous, and at the same time, fun and carefree. As a result VUCHK recognized as one of the most likable characters in stories Olympic mascots. In Yugoslavia, he became a favorite children's toy.

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mascots Olympics (formal) 1984 Summer Olympics Los Angeles Sam Eagle The eagle is the national symbol of the United States of America. In addition, this talisman has another way by which it got its name. Artists of Walt Disney drew eaglet in the cylinder, painted in the colors of the American flag, just such as the famous Uncle-Sam.

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mascots Olympics (formal) Summer Olympic Games 1988 Seoul tiger Hodori Mascot of the XXIV Olympic Games became a hero Korean legends - the Amur tiger. To reduce the negative side beast of prey, it portrayed the young tiger cub kind and harmless. The name for the mascot chosen by popular vote. The winning name can be translated from Korean as Tiger Boy ("Ho" means "tiger" and " Dori " - "boy").

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mascots Olympics (formal) 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona puppy Kobe Anniversary XXV Olympics held in Barcelona. Kobe mongrel, stray puppy, popular cartoon character children's TV program. He is so fond of the Spaniards, that was popularly chosen mascot Olympics. In addition, Kobe Puppy recognized as the most elegantly dressed mascot: he was wearing a dark blue suit and tie.

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mascots Olympics (formal) Summer Olympics 1996 Atlanta Izzy Olympic mascot-96, it was decided generated on a computer. The creature turned strange and like nothing on earth. Since no one could give a definite answer, what is this creature, creators have come up with a character name Izzy abbreviation of the English expression What is it ? («Что это такое?»).

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Mascots Olympics (Formal) Summer Olympics 2000 Sydney Olly , Syd and Millie Mascots of the Sydney Games was the symbolic triad: Syd the platypus, echidna and Olly Kucabara Millie. These animals are found only in Australia. Together, they symbolize the Olympic friendship. In addition, the characters (at the place of residence) represent three elements: earth, water and sky. Three in this case is a symbolic number, as the Olympic Games took place on the eve of the entry into the third millennium.

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mascots Olympics (formal) 2008 Summer Olympics Beijing Fuwa Translated from the Chinese Fuwa means "Children of fun." Five characters represent the five Olympic rings each colored in one of the Olympic colors. By halo wildlife habitat - that's five natural elements: water, wood, fire, earth and sky. This symbolism is reflected on the attributes of the mascots - helmets. Fuwa symbolizes openness and the desire Chinese people of all the provinces. The first syllables of the names of talismans, put together, make up the phrase "Beijing welcomes you!"

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mascots Olympics (formal) 2012 Summer Olympics in London Wenlock and Mandeville Mascots of the Olympic Summer Games 2012 in London steel Wenlock and Mandeville - two one-eyed creatures that resemble aliens. Wenlock received its name in honor of the town MachVenlok , competition in which in the middle of the XIX century inspired Pierre de Coubertin the revival of the Olympics in 1896. Mandeville was named for the hospital, where, in 1948, held its first game for athletes with disabilities.

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mascots Olympics (formal) 2014 Winter Olympics Sochi Leopard, Polar Bear and Bunny February 26, Moscow, Russia - after the election ended in live shows "mascot. Sochi 2014.Final " on Channel One, mascots Olympic Games in Sochi are: Baby, Polar Bear and Leopard. Paralympic Games have become symbols of Ray of Light and Snowflake. Ray of Light and Snowflake