the olympic flame was lighted first time at the 1928 summer olympics.
the olympic flame was lighted first time at the 1928 summer olympics.
when did the olympic flame was lighted first time?
the 1928 summer olympics
when the tradition of an olympic fire was reintroduced during the 1928 summer olympics, an employee of the electric utility of amsterdam lit the first modern olympic flame in the marathon tower of the olympic stadium in amsterdam. the olympic flame has been part of the summer olympics ever since. the olympic flame was first introduced to the winter olympics at the 1936 winter olympics in garmisch-partenkirchen.









































section::::history and origins.:olympic torch relay.
olympic flame
olympic flame









































the olympic flame is a symbol used in the olympic movement. it is also a symbol of unity and friendship. several months before the olympic games, the olympic flame is lit at olympia, greece. this ceremony starts the olympic torch relay, which formally ends with the lighting of the olympic cauldron during the opening ceremony of the olympic games. the flame then continues to burn in the cauldron for the duration of the games, until it is extinguished during the olympic closing ceremony.









































section::::history and origins.









































section::::history and origins.:olympic flame.
olympic flame