Olympians in Melbourne 1956 grouped by other participations

competed in Melbourne and Before: (813)
- competed in Melbourne and Before (575)
  - 1928,36,56S (1)
  - 1928-56S (1)
  - 1932-48,56S (1)
  - 1932-56S (1)
  - 1936,56S (1)
  - 1936-48,56S (1)
  - 1936,52-56S (3)
  - 1936-56S (7)
  - 1948,56S (33)
  - 1948-56S (96)
  - 1952W,56S (1)
  - 1952-56S (428)
  - 1956W,56S (1)
- competed in Melbourne and Before and After (238)
  - 1932-60S (1)
  - 1936-48,56-60S (1)
  - 1936-60S (4)
  - 1936-56,64S (2)
  - 1948,56-60S (5)
  - 1948-60S (38)
  - 1948-56,64S (2)
  - 1948-64S (6)
  - 1948,56-64,72S (1)
  - 1948-68S (1)
  - 1948-72,88S (1)
  - 1948-60,68-72,84-88S (1)
  - 1952-56,64S (5)
  - 1952-60S (124)
  - 1952-56,68S (1)
  - 1952-56,64-68S (1)
  - 1952-60,68S (3)
  - 1952-64S (27)
  - 1952-56,64-72S (1)
  - 1952-64,72S (1)
  - 1952-68S (9)
  - 1952-72S (2)
  - 1952-76S (1)
New Competitors (2377)
- competed in Melbourne alone: (1676)
  - 1956S (1676)
- competed in Melbourne and after: (701)
  - 1956-60S (459)
  - 1956,64S (42)
  - 1956,68S (7)
  - 1956-64S (150)
  - 1956-60,68S (3)
  - 1956,64-68S (5)
  - 1956,64,80S (1)
  - 1956-68S (19)
  - 1956-64,72S (1)
  - 1956-64,76S (1)
  - 1956,64-72S (1)
  - 1956-72S (9)
  - 1956-64,72-76S (1)
  - 1956-76S (2)

1 competitor in Amsterdam 1928 and Melbourne 1956
4 competitors in Los Angeles 1932 and Melbourne 1956
24 competitors in Berlin 1936 and Melbourne 1956
203 competitors in London 1948 and Melbourne 1956
1 competitor in Oslo 1952 and Melbourne 1956
767 competitors in Helsinki 1952 and Melbourne 1956
1 competitor in Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 and Melbourne 1956
876 competitors in Melbourne 1956 and Roma 1960
291 competitors in Melbourne 1956 and Tokyo 1964
67 competitors in Melbourne 1956 and Ciudad de México 1968
22 competitors in Melbourne 1956 and München 1972
7 competitors in Melbourne 1956 and Montréal 1976
1 competitor in Melbourne 1956 and Moskva 1980
1 competitor in Melbourne 1956 and Soul 1988

Written 2020-04-06 - last modified 2020-04-06

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