The 1948 Summer Games, the first held after the war, were a celebration of improvisation, renewal and change, embodied in a Dutch track star named Fanny Blankers-Koen. Track and Field, Swimming, Olympic Games (1948), Women and Girls, World War II (1939-45), Athletics and Sports
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