The Complete Book of the Winter Olympics

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Overlook Press, 1998 - Sports & Recreation - 266 pages
In 1984 David Wallenchinsky published the first thorough guide to the Olympics, a book written with the same rigor and style that made the bestselling "The Book of Lists," co-authored by Wallenchinsky, a compelling read and must-purchase volume. Ever since then, David Wallenchinsky's books have set the standard for Olympics reference -- the first purchase and the last word for all those who love and follow the Olympic Games. In "The Complete Book of the Winter Olympics," he provides all the statistics for each winter sport throughout Olympic history, as well as complete information about the 1998 athletes and teams. Fully revised and meticulously researched, and compiled with classic photographs, this is the ultimate source for sports fans and Olympic enthusiasts alike.

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Meters
1
KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS
56
THE WINTER
62
Copyright

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About the author (1998)

Renowned Olympic historian David Wallechinsky is NBC's radio commentator on the Olympics and the author of many best-selling reference books. He has appeared on a number of television shows. He currently splits his time between Santa Monica, California, and the South of France.

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