[Name]: Renon Boissière
[CountryA]: 
France (FRA)
[Sport(s)]: Athletics
[Games]: 1912 Summer Olympics
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[Name]: Otto Thiel
[CountryA]: 
Germany (GER)
[Sport(s)]: Football
[Games]: 1912 Summer Olympics
[Medals]:
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[Name]: Patrick Roche
[CountryA]: 
Great Britain (GBR)
[Sport(s)]: Athletics
[Games]: 1908 Summer Olympics
[Medals]:
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[Name]: Geoffrey Coles
[CountryA]: Great Britain (GBR)
[Sport(s)]: Shooting
[Games]: 1908 Summer Olympics
[Medals]: Bronze
[Ref]:
[Name]: George Butterfield
[CountryA]: Great Britain (GBR)
[Sport(s)]: Athletics
[Games]: 1908 Summer Olympics
[Medals]:
[Ref]:
[Name]: Edward Williams
[CountryA]: Great Britain (GBR)
[Sport(s)]: Rowing
[Games]: 1908 Summer Olympics
[Medals]: Bronze
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About This Tool
The modern Olympic movement has pursued peace and friendship from the very beginning, but the noble and beautiful Olympic spirit has not influenced the Madman of War. After the fifth Olympic Games in Stockholm, Sweden in 1912, the clouds of War Hung over Europe and World War I was on the verge of breaking out. In World War I, a total of 143 Olympians were killed in the war, all recorded in this random tool.
The Olympic Games had to be interrupted because of the war in World War I, which also caused many athletes’ casualties. With the help of the generator, we can see the names of the athletes who lost their lives, the countries they played, the sports they excelled at, the Olympics they competed in and the achievements they made. The danger of War is great. It not only destroys the friendly relations between countries, but also terminates the athletes who should have a bright future.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Olympians killed in World War I.
