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1952 Summer Olympics Parade of Nations

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During the Parade of Nations section of the 1952 Summer Olympics opening ceremony, athletes from each country participating in the Olympics paraded into the arena. The Parade of Nations was organized according to the Finnish name of the country. Greece led the parade followed by the Netherlands Antilles. Other countries marched by following the Finnish alphabet, except the host country, Finland, which marched last. The athletes from British Guiana and the People's Republic of China were absent from the Parade of Nations, meaning only 67 nations participated in the parade.

List

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This table is sortable by country name (in Finnish), the flag bearer's name, and the flag bearer's sport.
Order Nation Finnish Flag bearer Sport
1BERJAYA GreeceKreikkaNikolaos SyllasAthletics
2BERJAYA Netherlands AntillesAlank AntillitErgilio HatoFootball
3BERJAYA ArgentinaArgentinaDelfo CabreraAthletics
4BERJAYA AustraliaAustraliaMervyn WoodRowing
5BERJAYA BahamasBahamaDurward KnowlesSailing
6BERJAYA BelgiumBelgiaCharles DebeurOfficial
7BERJAYA BermudaBermudaChummy HaywardOfficial
8BERJAYA BrazilBrasiliaMário JorgeBasketball
9BERJAYA BulgariaBulgariaBoris NikolovBoxing
10BERJAYA BurmaBurma
11BERJAYA CeylonCeylon
12BERJAYA ChileChileAdriana MillardAthletics
13BERJAYA EgyptEgyptiAhmed Fouad NessimWater polo
14BERJAYA SpainEspanjaLuis OmedesRowing
15BERJAYA South AfricaEtelä-AfrikkaSchalk BooysenAthletics
16BERJAYA PhilippinesFilippiinitRamon Campos Jr.Basketball
17BERJAYA GuatemalaGuatemalaDoroteo Flores[1]Athletics
18BERJAYA NetherlandsHollantiSimon de WitOfficial
19BERJAYA Hong KongHongkongTeam official[2]
20BERJAYA IndonesiaIndonesiaHabib SuharkoSwimming
21BERJAYA IndiaIntiaBalbir Singh Sr.Field hockey
22BERJAYA IranIranMahmoud NamjooWeightlifting
23BERJAYA IrelandIrlantiPaddy CarrollOfficial
24BERJAYA IcelandIslantiFriðrik GuðmundssonAthletics
25BERJAYA Great BritainIso-BritanniaHarold WhitlockAthletics
26BERJAYA IsraelIsraelAbraham ShneiorBasketball
27BERJAYA ItalyItaliaMiranda CicognaniGymnastics
28BERJAYA AustriaItävaltaWilli WeltGymnastics
29BERJAYA JamaicaJamaikaArthur WintAthletics
30BERJAYA JapanJapaniBunkichi SawadaAthletics
31BERJAYA YugoslaviaJugoslaviaOto RebulaAthletics
32BERJAYA CanadaKanadaWilliam ParnellAthletics
33BERJAYA KoreaKoreaHan Soo-annBoxing
34BERJAYA Gold CoastKultarannikko
35BERJAYA CubaKuubaFederico LópezBasketball
36BERJAYA LebanonLibanon
37BERJAYA LiechtensteinLiechtenstein
38BERJAYA LuxembourgLuxemburgCamille WagnerFootball
39BERJAYA MexicoMeksikoJoaquín CapillaDiving
40BERJAYA MonacoMonaco
41BERJAYA Soviet UnionNeuvostoliittoYakov KutsenkoWeightlifting
42BERJAYA NigeriaNigeriaJosiah MajekodunmiAthletics
43BERJAYA NorwayNorjaMartin StokkenAthletics
44BERJAYA PakistanPakistanNiaz KhanField hockey
45BERJAYA PanamaPanamaCarlos ChávezWeightlifting
46BERJAYA Puerto RicoPorto RicoJaime AnnexyAthletics
47BERJAYA PortugalPortugali
48BERJAYA PolandPuolaTeodor KocerkaRowing
49BERJAYA FranceRanskaIgnace HeinrichAthletics
50BERJAYA RomaniaRomaniaDumitru ParaschivescuAthletics
51BERJAYA SwedenRuotsiBo ErikssonFencing
52BERJAYA SaarSaarToni BrederAthletics
53BERJAYA GermanySaksaFriedel SchirmerAthletics
54BERJAYA SingaporeSingaporeThong Saw PakWeightlifting
55BERJAYA SwitzerlandSveitsiWalter LehmannAthletics
56BERJAYA DenmarkTanskaErik Swane LundFencing
57BERJAYA ThailandThaimaa
58BERJAYA TrinidadTrinidadRodney WilkesWeightlifting
59BERJAYA CzechoslovakiaTšekkoslovakiaVít MatlochaGymnastics
60BERJAYA TurkeyTurkkiBayram ŞitWrestling
61BERJAYA HungaryUnkariImre NémethAthletics
62BERJAYA UruguayUruguayEstrella PuenteAthletics
63BERJAYA New ZealandUusi-SeelantiHarold CleghornWeightlifting
64BERJAYA VenezuelaVenezuelaAsnoldo DevonishAthletics
65BERJAYA VietnamVietnam
66BERJAYA United States of AmericaYhdysvallatNorman ArmitageFencing
67BERJAYA FinlandSuomiVäinö SuvivuoAthletics

References

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  1. "Flagbearers for 1952 Summer Olympics". Olympedia. OlyMADMen. Retrieved 28 December 2023.
  2. "15th Olympic Games Opened as 70,000 See Rites in Rain". The Milwaukee Journal. 19 July 1952. Retrieved 14 August 2019. Hong Kong [sent] a flagbearer and four athletes