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Abbreviation team Period Other used abbreviations / comments A Afg Since 1936 I am 1952–2008 ATO (1960 S) • NAN (1964 S) / The Dutch overseas area was dissolved in October 2010 and is no longer a member of the IOC. The athletes from Curacao, which had already been qualified for London in 2012, were allowed to start as IOA. WHITE since 1972 ALG Since 1964 AGR (1964 S) • AGL (1968 S) AND since 1976 THE since 1980 On Since 1964 ANZ 1908–1912 Common team of Australia and New Zealand ARG since 1920 ARM Since 1994 1900–1912 – Part of the Russian Empire • 1952 S – 1988 – Part of the Soviet Union • 1992 – Part of the United Team Understanding since 1988 1952 S – 1984 S – part of the Dutch Antilles Job since 1988 OUT OF Since 1896 Aut (1956 w) / 1908–1912 – part of Australasia Or Since 1896 From (1956 w) / Austria was part of Austria-Hungary until 1918, but has been with its own team since 1896. And Since 1994 1900–1912 – Part of the Russian Empire • 1952 S – 1988 – Part of the Soviet Union • 1992 – Part of the United Team B BAH Since 1952 Board since 1984 BAR Since 1968 1960 s – part of the West Indian Federation BDI Since 1996 BEL since 1900 BEN since 1972 Dah (1972 S) – Participation as Dahomey Direction Since 1936 BHU since 1984 BiH Since 1992 BSH (1992 S) / 1896–1912-part of Austria-Hungary • 1920–1988-part of Yugoslavia ONE 1948–1988 BUR (1964 S) / Birma changed its name to Myanmar in 1989 WE Since 1968 HBR (1968 S – 1972 S) – Participation as British Honduras BLR Since 1994 1900–1912 – Part of the Russian Empire • 1952 S – 1988 – Part of the Soviet Union • 1992 – Part of the United Team God 1900–1912 Bohemia was a province of Austria-Hungary, but competed with its own team from 1900. After the First World War, Bohemia, together with other areas, became independent than Czechoslovakia and started under the abbreviation TCH. After the disintegration of Czechoslovakia, Bohemia became part of the Czech Republic and has been starting under the abbreviation CZE since then. HE WAS Since 1936 Have 1956 Coming (1956 s) • North Borneo became part of Malaysia in 1963 BOT since 1980 GOOD since 1920 BRN since 1984 BRU since 1988 BESIDE Since 1896 BUR since 1972 VOL (1972 S – 1984 S) – Participation as Obervolta BWI 1960 Ant (1960 s) / Federation of Barbados, Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago C CAF Since 1968 AFC (1968 S) ORANGE Since 1956 CAB (1964 S) • KHM (1972 S)-Participation as a Khmer Republic CAN since 1900 SPICY since 1976 Cey 1948–1968 Those (1968 s) / Ceylon changed its name to Sri Lanka in May 1972 CGO Since 1964 1964 S-Participation as Congo-Brazzaville DAD Since 1964 CHD (1964 S) SPEND Since 1896 CIL (1956 W, 1960 s) CHN Since 1952 PRC (1952 S) / took over the abbreviation in 1984 CHN 1924–1948 Dispute between the People’s Republic of China and the Republic of China, who represents China – the IOC decided in 1979 the Republic of China under the name “Chinese Taipei”. CIV Since 1964 IVC (1964 S) • CML (1968 S) CMR Since 1964 COD Since 1968 COK (1968 S)-Participation as Congo-Kinshasa • Zai 1984 S-1996-Participation as a Zaire A LOT since 1988 A LOT 1968 The Democratic Republic of Congo was known until 1971 under the name Congo-Kinshasa COL Since 1932 WITH Since 1996 COR 2018 KOR and PRK agreed on the participation of an overall Korean women’s ice hockey team, which starts as a “Korea” with its own flag. CPV Since 1996 CRC Since 1936 COS (1964 S), CTC (1984 W) CRO Since 1992 1896–1912 – part of Hungary • 1920–1988 – part of Yugoslavia CUB since 1900 CYP since 1980 Shot Since 1994 1900–1912 – participation as Bohemia • 1920–1992 – part of Czechoslovakia D Dah 1972 Dahomey changed its name in Benin in 1975 THE Since 1896 Dan (1960 S, 1968 W) • Din (1968 S) DJI since 1984 DMA Since 1996 DOM Since 1964 AND ECU Since 1924 ONE Since 1912 Rau (1960 s) – Common team with Syria as the United Arab Republic • Uar (1964 S), Rau (1968 S) – Participation as a United Arab Republic DIFFERENT since 2000 1956–1998 – part of Ethiopia THAT Since 1964 SAL (1964 S–1976 S) ESP since 1900 SPA (1956–1964, 1968 W) EAST since 1920 1900–1912 – part of the Russian Empire • 1952–1988 – part of the Soviet Union ETH Since 1956 Eti (1960 s, 1968 s) EOR since 2020 Red (2016) / In the course of the refugee crisis in Europe, the IOC refugees decided to enable participation in the Olympic Games. Therefore, the Olympic refugee team was launched. USA 1956–1964 Ger (1956–1964) / The IOC only introduced this abbreviation after Germany’s reunification in order to take into account the special political situation. The participants of the all -German team emerged from decision -making struggles between the athletes from the Federal Republic of Germany and the German Democratic Republic.
After the German Democratic Republic was recognized by the IOC on October 6, 1965, the athletes from the two German states started in the teams FRG and GDR. Eun 1992 After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the GUS countries in Albertville and Barcelona started in a united team. Since then, the former Republics of the Soviet Union have been launching their own teams: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan F Sacrifice Since 1956 FIG (1960 S) END Since 1908 Finland belonged to Russia as an autonomous grandfather until 1917, but competed with its own team in 1908 and 1912. FROM Since 1896 FRG 1968–1988 All (1968 w) • Ale (1968 S) • GER (1972–1976) / The Federal Republic of Germany was one of the two German teams that took part in the Olympic Games from 1968 to 1988. After reunification in 1990, a German team has started again since 1992 as Germany FSM since 2000 G GAVE since 1972 Gram since 1984 GBR Since 1896 GB (1956 W -1960) • GBI (1964) GBS Since 1996 Co. 1952 The British colony “Gold Coast” achieved its independence under the name Ghana in 1957. GDR 1968–1988 ADE (1968) • GDR (1972 S) / The GDR was one of the two German teams that took part in the Olympic Games from 1968 to 1988. After reunification in 1990, a German team has started again since 1992 as Germany. GEO Since 1994 1900–1912 – Part of the Russian Empire • 1952 S – 1988 – Part of the Soviet Union • 1992 – Part of the United Team Geq since 1984 Ger Since 1896 1956–1964 – Participation of a all -German team, which was formed from athletes from the two German states • 1968–1988 – Participation of the Federal Republic of Germany and GDR with their own teams. After reunification in 1990, a German team has started again since 1992 as Germany. Must Since 1952 GCO (1952 S) – Participation as a gold coast It is Since 1896 GRN since 1984 CAVE Since 1952 Good (1964 s) GUI Since 1968 GUI 1948–1964 Gua (1960 s) / After the independence of the British British Guyana colony, she changed the name to Guyana GUM since 1988 GUY Since 1948 Gui (1948 S-1964 S)-Participation as British Guyana H TWO Since 1924 HBR 1968–1972 See Belize (BIZ) Hkg Since 1952 The People’s Republic of China took control of the British Hong Kong colony in 1997. The city becomes a special administrative zone within the People’s Republic of China with a high degree of autonomy. WHERE 1900–1988 OLA (1956 W) • NET (1960 W) • PBA (1960 S) • NLD (1964 S) / Use of the abbreviation ned since 1992. SHE Since 1968 SHE Since 1896 Hung (1956 w, 1960 s) / Hungary was part of Austria-Hungary until 1918, but has been with its own team since 1896. I Down 1952 Indonesia became independent of the Netherlands in 1949, but there was still a Dutch Indonesian Union until 1954-since then the country has started as Indonesia When Since 1952 INS (1960 S) / IHO (1952 S)-Participation as Dutch India Ind since 1900 First exclusion 2014 in Sochi. The athletes were allowed to start as IOP. When the IOC lifted the suspension of the Indian NOK during the games, India was allowed to start again. IOA 2000 Use for the athletes from East Timor when it was under the administration of the Untaet. 2012 Use on the one hand for the already qualified athletes from Curaçao, who were not yet integrated into the NOK of the mother country after the dissolution of the NOK of the Dutch Antilles so that they do not lose their qualifications. Use to another for one athlete from South Sudan when he did not yet have an independent NOK. 2016 Use for the Kuwait athletes, since the IOC NOK Kuwaits was suspended due to state influence. IOP 1992 Use for the athletes from Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia after the decay of Yugoslavia in Barcelona in 1992 after the UN imposed a boycott against these countries. 2014 Use for the athletes from India until the IOC lifted the suspension of the Indian NOK again. Is Since 1948 IRA (1968 W) / 1948–1976 – Use of the abbreviation IRL Since 1924 1896–1920 – part of Great Britain IRN 1948–1968 IRA (1968 in) / Use of the abbreviation Iri since 1988 IRQ Since 1948 IRK (1960 S, 1968 S) ISL Since 1936 ICE (1960 W, 1964 S) / 1896–1912 – part of Denmark ISR Since 1952 ISV Since 1968 SHE since 1900 IVB since 1984 ISV (1984 W) J JAM Since 1948 1960 s – part of the West Indian Federation JOR Since 1968 JPN Since 1912 Gia (1956 W, 1960 s) • JAP (1960 W) K KAZ Since 1994 1900–1912 – Part of the Russian Empire • 1952 S – 1988 – Part of the Soviet Union • 1992 – Part of the United Team KEN Since 1956 KGZ Since 1994 1900–1912 – Part of the Russian Empire • 1952 S – 1988 – Part of the Soviet Union • 1992 – Part of the United Team Khm 1972 Cambodia was called the Republic of Khmer from 1970 to 1975. Starts again under the name Cambodia. Did since 2004 Up Since 1948 COR (1956 W, 1960 S, 1968 S, 1972 S) / 1936 – Part of Japan • Common invasion of PRK and KOR in Sydney 2000, Athens 2004, Turin 2006 and Pyeongchang 2018 Cost since 2016 1920–2002 part of Yugoslavia • 2004–2006 part of Serbia and Montenegro • 2008–2014 Part of Serbia • 1992 S participation as IOP, since the UN had imposed a boycott against these countries because of the decay of Yugoslavia KSA since 1972 ARS (1972 s, 1976 s) • After (1980 s – 1984 s) a group Since 1968 2016 – Participation as an IOA because the National Olympic Committee of Kuwait is currently suspended by the IOC after repeated interference of the state. L Tuberculin since 1980 YEARS since 1920 1900–1912 – part of the Russian Empire • 1952–1988 – part of the Soviet Union LBA Since 1964 Lya (1964 S) • Lby (1968 S) Lbn Since 1948 LEB (1960 W, 1964 S) • LIB (1968–2016) LBR Since 1956 LIE (1960 S) LCA Since 1996 THE since 1972 LIE since 1920 LIC (1956 W, 1960–1964 S, 1968 W) Ltu since 1920 Lit (1992 w) / 1900–1912 – part of the Russian Empire • 1952–1988 – part of the Soviet Union LUX Since 1908 M MAD Since 1964 Mag (1964 S) JUST 1956–1960 The Federation Malaya existed from 1948 to 1963 and has been part of Malaysia since then (BUT) MAR Since 1960 MRC (1964 S) BUT Since 1956 Evil (1964 s–1988 s) / Mal (1956 S – 1960 S) – Participation as Federation Malaya MAW since 1972 RHO (1960 S) – Part of the Rhodesia MDA Since 1994 MLD (1994) / 1900–1912 – Part of the Russian Empire • 1924 S – 1936 – Part of Romania • 1952 S – 1988 – Part of the Soviet Union • 1992 – Part of the United Team MDV since 1972 MEX since 1900 MGL Since 1964 My (1968 W) MHL since 2008 MIX since 2010 Olympic youth games: name for all teams in which the athletes come from different countries. MKD Since 1996 1920–1992 W – part of Yugoslavia • 1992 S – Participation as IOP, since the UN had imposed a boycott against these countries because of the decay of Yugoslavia MLI Since 1964 MLT Since 1968 Food (1960 s) ME since 2008 1920–2002 – part of Yugoslavia • 2004–2006 – part of Serbia and Montenegro • 1992 s – participation as IOP, since the UN had imposed a boycott against these countries because of the decay of Yugoslavia MY since 1920 MOZ since 1980 MRI since 1984 MTN since 1984 MYA Since 1948 Bir (1948 S – 1988 S) – Participation as Burma N MALE Since 1992 NCA Since 1968 NIC (1968 S) DOWN since 1900 Ola (1956 W) • Net (1960 W) • PBA (1960 s) • NLD (1964 S) / 1900–1988 – Use of the abbreviation Hol NEP Since 1964 NGR Since 1952 Which (1964 s) NIG Since 1960 NGR (1964 S) NOR since 1900 Norway was in a Union with Sweden until 1905 but started his own team in 1900 Nrh 1960–1964 The British colony of Northern Rhodesia became independent under the name Sambia in 1965. No Since 1996 Nzl since 1920 NZE (1960, 1968 w) / 1908–1912 – part of Australasia O OAR 2018 Abbreviations for the Russian athletes who were allowed to start after the suspension of Rus in Pyeongchang 2018 Their since 1984 P THEN Since 1948 PAN Since 1928 ABOUT Since 1968 PER Since 1936 FLY Since 1924 FIL (1960 s, 1968 s) PLE Since 1996 Plw since 2000 PNG since 1976 Ngy (1976 s – 1980 s) • Ngu (1984 s – 1988 s) POL Since 1924 1900–1912 – part of the Russian Empire BY Since 1912 By which Since 1964 NKO (1964 S, 1968 W) • CDN (1968 S) / Record from PRK and KOR in Sydney 2000, Athens 2004, Turin 2006 and Pyeongchang 2018 EVEN THOUGH Since 1948 Pri (1960 s) • Pro (1968 s) Q Saucer since 1984 R To 1960 1960 – Confederation of Egypt and Syria RHO 1928–1964 The British colony became independent in 1980 under the name Zimbabwe. ROC 1956–1976 RCF (1956 S – 1960 S) • TWN (1964 S – 1968 S) • ROC (1972–1976) / 1924–1948 – Participation as China • 1956–1960, 1972–1976 – Participation as Republic of China • 1964–1968 – Participation as Taiwan • The IOC decided in 1979 to have the team from the Republic of China launched under the name “Chinese Taipei”. ROC 2020 Abbreviations for the Russian athletes who were allowed to start after the suspension of Rus in Tokyo. ROU since 2008 Rome (1924–1960, 1972–2006) • Room (1964–1968) RSA Since 1904 SAF (1960) Russian since 1900 RU1 (1900–1912) / 1900–1912 – Participation as a Russian Empire • 1952 S – 1988 – Participation as a Soviet Union • 1992 – Part of the United Team • 2018 – After the suspension of the Russian NOK, only unencumbered athletes from Russia were allowed to Participate under OAR in Pyeongchang. • In 2020 due to persistent suspension, only unencumbered athletes from Russia were allowed to take part in Tokyo. RWA since 1984 S WEATHER 1952 After the Second World War, Saar was a French protectorate that joined the Federal Republic of Germany in 1957. HIMSELF since 1984 SCG 2004–2006 1920–2002 – Participation as Yugoslavia • 1992 S – Participation as IOP, since the UN had imposed a boycott against these countries due to the decay of Yugoslavia • Serbia and Montenegro started after the State Association was dissolved in June 2006. ITS Since 1964 SGL (1964 S) SEY since 1980 SGP Since 1948 Sin (1960 S – 2012) / 1964 S – part of Malaysia Skn Since 1996 SLE Since 1968 SLA (1968 S) Struck Since 1992 1896–1912 – part of Austria • 1920–1988 – part of Yugoslavia SMR Since 1960 SMA (1960 S–1964 S) SUN since 1984 AS since 1972 SRB Since 1912 Ser (1912) / 1920–2002 – Participation as Yugoslavia • 2004–2006 – Part of Serbia and Montenegro • 1992 S – Participation as IOP, since the UN had imposed a boycott against these countries because of the decay of Yugoslavia SRI Since 1948 Cey (1948 S – 1972 S) Participation as Ceylon SSD since 2016 1960–2014 – Part of the Sudan • 2012 – participation as an IOA when the South Sudan did not yet have an independent NOK. STP Since 1996 SOUTH Since 1960 On Since 1896 SVI (1956 in, 1960 s) • SWI (1960 W, 1964 s) ON Since 1968 SVK Since 1994 1920–1992 – part of Czechoslovakia SWE Since 1896 SVE (1956 W, 1960 S) • SUE (1968 S) SWZ since 1972 Sir Since 1948 SIR (1968 S) / Rau (1960 s) – common team with Egypt as the United Arab Republic T Dissolve Since 1964 1964 S – participation as tanganjika TCH 1920–1992 CSL (1956 W) • CZE (1960 W) • CSV (1960 S) • CZS (1964 S) • Che (1968 S) / Czechoslovak athletes competed under the flag of Bohemia. • After the dissolution of Czechoslovakia, Czech Republic and Slovakia started separately. TGA since 1984 TON (1984 S) THERE ARE Since 1952 Ear (1960 s, 1968 s) TJK Since 1994 1900–1912 – Part of the Russian Empire • 1952 S – 1988 – Part of the Soviet Union • 1992 – Part of the United Team Tkm Since 1994 1900–1912 – Part of the Russian Empire • 1952 S – 1988 – Part of the Soviet Union • 1992 – Part of the United Team TLS since 2004 1952–1996 – part of Indonesia • 2000 – participation as an IOA when it was under the administration of the Untaet Took since 1972 TPE since 1984 RCF (1956 S – 1960 S) • TWN (1964 S – 1968 S) • ROC (1972–1976) / 1924–1948 – Participation as China • 1956–1960, 1972–1976 – Participation as Republic of China • 1964–1968 – Participation as Taiwan • The IOC decided in 1979 to have the team from the Republic of China launched under the name “Chinese Taipei”. TTO Since 1948 Trt (1964 S – 1968 S) • Tri (1972 S – 2012) / 1960 – Part of the West Indian Federation Yet Since 1960 SHOULD Since 1908 TUV since 2008 IN UAE since 1984 COMMON 1964–1968 After Syria had left the Confederation of States, 1964-68 Egypt started alone under the name. Then Egypt started again Than the Since 1956 Ukr Since 1994 1900–1912 – Part of the Russian Empire • 1952 S – 1988 – Part of the Soviet Union • 1992 – Part of the United Team URS 1952–1988 1900–1912 – Participation as a Russian Empire • After the decay of the Soviet Union in 1991, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldau, Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, Uzbekistan in 1992 together as a united team. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have been competing with their own teams since 1992. Gain Since 1924 Urg (1968) deer Since 1896 Yours (1960 s) • USA (1968 s) Uzb Since 1994 1900–1912 – Part of the Russian Empire • 1952 S – 1988 – Part of the Soviet Union • 1992 – Part of the United Team IN BY since 1988 ALONG Since 1948 LIFE since 1980 Before the end of the Vietnam War and the reunification of Vietnam, the Vietnamese athletes were represented by the Republic of Vietnam. Become since 1988 VNM 1952–1976 Know (1964 p) • After the end of the Vietnam War and the reunification of Vietnam, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam took over the representation of the Vietnamese athletes. VOL 1972 Changed the name in Burkina Faso in 1984. (BUR) X Xxz 1896–1904 Olympic games: Name for all teams where the athletes came from different countries. AND Small 1984–1988 Association with the Democratic People’s Republic of Yemen in 1990 to the Republic of Yemen. BAIT Since 1992 The Yemeni Arab Republic and the Democratic People’s Republic of Yemen agreed to the Republic of Yemen in 1990. Dear 1988 Association with the Yemeni Arab Republic in 1990 to the Republic of Yemen. Born 1920–2002 JUG (1956–1960 S, 1968 W) • Yus (1964 S) / Foundation of Yugoslavia 1918 from a merger of Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia and other areas • 2003 – Foundation of the Serbia and Montenegro State Association WITH Would 1968–1996 Zaire was the name of the Democratic Republic of Congo from 1971 to 1997. Starts again as a Democratic Republic of Congo Zoom Since 1960 NRH (1964 S) – Participation as North Rhodesia ZIM Since 1928 RHO (1928 S – 1964 S) – Participation as Rhodesia

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