| No |
Host City |
Year |
| I |
Athens,
Greece |
1896 |
| II |
Paris,
France |
1900 |
| III |
St.
Louis, Mo., USA |
1904 |
| IV |
London, England* |
1908 |
| V |
Stockholm,
Sweden |
1912 |
| VI |
Berlin,
Germany (cancelled WWI) |
1916 |
| VII |
Antwerp, Belgium* |
1920 |
| VIII |
Paris,
France |
1924 |
| IX |
Amsterdam, Holland* |
1928 |
| X |
Los Angeles, Calif., USA |
1932 |
| XI |
Berlin, Germany |
1936 |
| XII |
Tokyo,
Japan and Helsinki, Finland
(cancelled WWII) |
1940 |
| XIII |
London,
England (cancelled WWII) |
1944 |
| XIV |
London, England |
1948 |
| XV |
Helsinki, Finland |
1952 |
| XVI |
Melbourne, Australia |
1956 |
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Stockholm,
Sweden (equestrian) |
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| XVII |
Rome, Italy |
1960 |
| XVIII |
Tokyo, Japan |
1964 |
| XIX |
Mexico City, Mexico |
1968 |
| XX |
Munich, Germany |
1972 |
| XXI |
Montreal, Canada |
1976 |
| XXII |
Moscow, USSR* |
1980 |
| XXIII |
Los Angeles, Calif., USA |
1984 |
| XXIV |
Seoul, Korea |
1988 |
| XXV |
Barcelona, Spain
|
1992 |
| XXVI |
Atlanta, Ga., USA
|
1996 |
| XXVII |
Sydney, Australia |
2000 |
| XXVIII |
Athens, Greece |
2004 |
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*Men's field hockey first
appeared on the Olympic Games program in 1908. The sport returned to the program in 1920
and again in 1928. Since 1928, it has been included on all Olympic programs. Women's
field hockey was added to the Olympic program in 1980. |
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