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    What year was the first Winter Olympics held?

    Question #53891. Asked by 101frizzle. (Jan 10 05 8:46 PM)


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    		1924, although it was called the "International Winter Sports Week". It was held at Chamonix in the French Alps.

    Jan 10 05, 9:01 PM

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