European Olympic Committees
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The European Olympic Committees is an organization based in Rome, Italy. Its European membership is 48 National Olympic Committees.
[edit] Member countries
| Code | Nation / IOC designation | Notes |
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| ALB |  Albania |
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| AND |  Andorra |
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| ARM |  Armenia |
part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912part of URS (  Soviet Union) 1924-1988part of EUN (  Unified Team) 1992 |
| AUT |  Austria |
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| AZE |  Azerbaijan |
part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912 part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1924-1988part of EUN ( Unified Team) 1992 |
| BEL |  Belgium |
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| BIH |  Bosnia and Herzegovina |
part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1920-1988 |
| BLR |  Belarus |
part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912 part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1924-1988part of EUN ( Unified Team) 1992 |
| BUL |  Bulgaria |
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| CRO |  Croatia |
part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1920-1988 |
| CYP |  Cyprus |
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| CZE |  Czech Republic |
BOH ( Bohemia) 1900-1912part of TCH (  Czechoslovakia) 1920-1992 |
| DEN |  Denmark |
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| ESP |  Spain |
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| EST |  Estonia |
part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912 current usage 1924-1936 part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1948-1988current usage resumed 1992 |
| FIN |  Finland |
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| FRA |  France |
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| GBR |  United KingdomIOC designation: Great Britain |
"Great Britain and Ireland" 1896-1920 current usage began 1924 at Commonwealth Games the teams compete as: ENG  EnglandNIR  Northern IrelandSCO  ScotlandWAL  Wales |
| GEO |  Georgia |
part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912 part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1924-1988part of EUN ( Unified Team) 1992 |
| GER |  Germany |
current usage 1896-1936 flag used 1896-1912 flag used 1936split into FRG ( West Germany)and GDR (  East Germany) 1952, 1968-1988competed as EUA (  United Team of Germany) 1956-1964current usage resumed 1992 |
| GRE |  Greece |
 flag used 1896-1976 |
| HUN |  Hungary |
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| IRL |  Ireland |
part of "Great Britain and Ireland" 1896-1920 current usage began 1924 |
| ISL |  Iceland |
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| ISR |  Israel |
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| ITA |  Italy |
KIT ( Italy) used 1896-1936 |
| LAT |  Latvia |
part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912 current usage 1924-1936 part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1948-1988current usage resumed 1992 |
| LIE |  Liechtenstein |
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| LTU |  Lithuania |
part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912 current usage 1924-1936 part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1948-1988current usage resumed 1992 |
| LUX |  Luxembourg |
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| MDA |  MoldovaIOC designation: Republic of Moldova |
part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912 part of ROM (  Romania) 1920-1936part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1952-1988part of EUN ( Unified Team) 1992 |
| MKD |  Republic of MacedoniaIOC designation: Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia |
part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1920-1988 individuals as IOP (Independent Olympic Participants) 1992 |
| MLT |  Malta |
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| MON |  Monaco |
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| NED |  Netherlands |
HOL (Holland) 1900-1988 |
| NOR |  Norway |
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| POL |  Poland |
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| POR |  Portugal |
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| ROM | Romania |
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| RUS | Russia IOC designation: Russian Federation |
Designated "Russian Empire" 1900-1912 replaced by URS ( Soviet Union) 1952-1988part of EUN ( Unified Team) 1992current usage began 1996 |
| SRB |  Serbia |
part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1920-1988 individuals as IOP (Independent Olympic Participants) 1992 part of YUG (  Yugoslavia) 1996-2002part of SCG (  Serbia and Montenegro) 2004-2006usage to be resumed 2008 |
| SLO |  Slovenia |
part of YUG ( Yugoslavia) 1920-1988 |
| SMR |  San Marino |
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| SUI |  Switzerland |
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| SVK |  Slovakia |
part of TCH ( Czechoslovakia) 1920-1992 |
| SWE |  Sweden |
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| TUR |  Turkey |
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| UKR |  Ukraine |
part of RUS ( Russia) 1900-1912 part of URS ( Soviet Union) 1924-1988part of EUN ( Unified Team) 1992 |
[edit] External links
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Africa: ANOCA – Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa |
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