Balkan Oyunları: Revizyonlar arasındaki fark
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Balkan oyunlari, [[Balkan]] ülkeleri arasında düzenlenen çoklu [[spor]]
==Organizasyon==
The Games of 1929 were unofficial, and organized by the [[Hellenic Amateur Athletic Association]] (SEGAS). They became formalized after 1930 and have been held regularly since, with the exception of the 1940–1953 period due to the [[Second World War]] and post-war turmoil. In 1946 and 1947, unofficial Games were organized, under the name '''Balkan and Central European Games''', in which [[Czechoslovakia]], [[Poland]] and [[Hungary]] (1947) also participated.<ref>[http://www.gbrathletics.com/ic/bg.htm BALKAN GAMES/CHAMPIONSHIPS]</ref>
==Katılan Ülkeler==
*{{GRE}} (1929-present)
*{{ROM}} (1929-present)
*{{BUL}} (1929-present)
*{{TUR}} (1931-present)
*{{ALB}} (1946-present)
*{{SRB}} (1992-present)
*{{BIH}} (1992-present)
*{{CRO}} (1992-present)
*{{MKD}} (1992-present)
*{{SLO}} (1992-present)
*{{MNE}} (2008-present)
*{{YUG}} (1929-1992; history inherited by Serbia)
==Balkan Oyunları==
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Games!!Year!!Venue!!Nation
|-
| <ref name=Unofficial>Unofficial Games</ref> || 1929 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{flag|Greece|old}}
|-
|I || 1930 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{flag|Greece|old}}
|-
|II || 1931 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{flag|Greece|old}}
|-
|III || 1932 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{flag|Greece|old}}
|-
|IV || 1933 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{flag|Greece|old}}
|-
|V || 1934 ||align=left | [[Zagreb]]||align=left | {{flagcountry|Kingdom of Yugoslavia}}
|-
|VI ||1935 ||align=left | [[Istanbul]]||align=left | {{TUR}}
|-
|VII ||1936 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{flag|Greece|old}}
|-
|VIII ||1937 ||align=left | [[Bucharest]]||align=left | {{ROM}}
|-
|IX ||1938 ||align=left | [[Belgrade]]||align=left | {{flagcountry|Kingdom of Yugoslavia}}
|-
|X ||1939 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{flag|Greece|old}}
|-
|XI ||1940 ||align=left | [[Istanbul]]||align=left | {{TUR}}
|-
|<ref name=Unofficial/> ||1946 ||align=left | [[Tirana]]||align=left | {{ALB}}
|-
|<ref name=Unofficial/> ||1947 ||align=left | [[Bucharest]]||align=left | {{ROM}}
|-
|XII ||1953 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{flag|Greece|old}}
|-
|XIII ||1954 ||align=left | [[Belgrade]]||align=left | {{YUG}}
|-
|XIV ||1955 ||align=left | [[Istanbul]]||align=left | {{TUR}}
|-
|XV ||1956 ||align=left | [[Belgrade]]||align=left | {{YUG}}
|-
|XVI ||1957 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{flag|Greece|old}}
|-
|XVII ||1958 ||align=left | [[Sofia]]||align=left | {{BUL}}
|-
|XVIII || 1959 ||align=left | [[Bucharest]]||align=left | {{ROM}}
|-
|XIX || 1960 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{flag|Greece|old}}
|-
|XX || 1961 ||align=left | [[Belgrade]]||align=left | {{YUG}}
|}
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Edition!!Year!!Venue!!Nation
|-
|XXI || 1962 ||align=left | [[Ankara]]||align=left | {{TUR}}
|-
|XXII || 1963 ||align=left | [[Sofia]]||align=left | {{BUL}}
|-
|XXIII || 1964 ||align=left | [[Bucharest]]||align=left | {{ROM}}
|-
|XXIV || 1965 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{flag|Greece|old}}
|-
|XXV || 1966 ||align=left | [[Sarajevo]]||align=left | {{YUG}}
|-
|XXVI || 1967 ||align=left | [[Istanbul]]||align=left | {{TUR}}
|-
|XXVII || 1968 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{flag|Greece|old}}
|-
|XXVIII || 1969 ||align=left | [[Sofia]]||align=left | {{BUL}}
|-
|XXIX || 1970 ||align=left | [[Bucharest]]||align=left | {{ROM}}
|-
|XXX || 1971 ||align=left | [[Zagreb]]||align=left | {{YUG}}
|-
|XXXI || 1972 ||align=left | [[Izmir]]||align=left | {{TUR}}
|-
|XXXII || 1973 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{flag|Greece|old}}
|-
|XXXIII || 1974 ||align=left | [[Sofia]]||align=left | {{BUL}}
|-
|XXXIV || 1975 ||align=left | [[Bucharest]]||align=left | {{ROM}}
|-
|XXXV || 1976 ||align=left | [[Celje]]||align=left | {{YUG}}
|-
|XXXVI || 1977 ||align=left | [[Ankara]]||align=left | {{TUR}}
|-
|XXXVII|| 1978 ||align=left | [[Thessaloniki]]||align=left | {{GRE}}
|-
|XXXXVIII || 1979 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{GRE}}
|-
|XXXIX ||1980 ||align=left | [[Sofia]]||align=left | {{BUL}}
|-
|XL ||1981 ||align=left | [[Sarajevo]]||align=left | {{YUG}}
|-
|XLI ||1982 ||align=left | [[Bucharest]]||align=left | {{ROM}}
|-
|XLII ||1983 ||align=left | [[Izmir]]||align=left | {{TUR}}
|-
|XLIII ||1984 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{GRE}}
|}
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{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Edition!!Year!!Venue!!Nation
|-
|XLIV ||1985 ||align=left | [[Stara Zagora]]||align=left | {{BUL}}
|-
|XLV ||1986 ||align=left | [[Ljubljana]]||align=left | {{YUG}}
|-
|XLVI ||1988 ||align=left | [[Ankara]]||align=left | {{TUR}}
|-
|XLVII ||1989 ||align=left | [[Serres]]||align=left | {{GRE}}
|-
|XLVIII ||1990 ||align=left | [[Istanbul]]||align=left | {{TUR}}
|-
|XLIX ||1992 ||align=left | [[Sofia]]||align=left | {{BUL}}
|-
|L ||1994 ||align=left | [[Trikala]]||align=left | {{GRE}}
|-
|LI ||1996 ||align=left | [[Niš]]||align=left | {{FR-YUG}}
|-
|LII ||1997 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{GRE}}
|-
|LIII ||1998 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{GRE}}
|-
|LIV ||1999 ||align=left | [[Istanbul]]||align=left | {{TUR}}
|-
|LV ||2000 ||align=left | [[Kavala]]||align=left | {{GRE}}
|-
|LVI ||2001 ||align=left | [[Trikala]]||align=left | {{GRE}}
|-
|LVII ||2002 ||align=left | [[Bucharest]]||align=left | {{ROM}}
|-
|LVIII <ref>[http://www.iaaf.org/news/printer,newsid=22013.htmx 58th Balkan Games – Report]</ref> ||2003 ||align=left | [[Thiva]]||align=left | {{GRE}}
|-
|LIX ||2004 ||align=left | [[Istanbul]]||align=left | {{TUR}}
|-
|LX ||2005 ||align=left | [[Novi Sad]]||align=left | {{SRB}}
|-
|LXI ||2006 ||align=left | [[Athens]]||align=left | {{GRE}}
|-
|LXII ||2007 ||align=left | [[Plovdiv]]||align=left | {{BUL}}
|-
|LXIII ||2008 ||align=left | [[Bar, Montenegro|Bar]]||align=left | {{MNE}}
|-
|LXIV ||2009 ||align=left | [[Izmir]]||align=left | {{TUR}}
|-
|LXV ||2010 ||align=left | [[Larisa]]||align=left | {{GRE}}
|}
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==Ayrıca Bakınız==
*[[Balkan Kupası]]
==İlgili Linkler==
*[http://www.gbrathletics.com/ic/bg.htm BALKAN GAMES/CHAMPIONSHIPS]
*[http://www.olympics.segas.gr/olympics/en/history/history11.asp Balkan Games] from the site of [[Hellenic Amateur Athletic Association|SEGAS]]
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