Olympics: European countries by medals won 1896-2024| ��ƽ��

Total number of medals won by athletes from selected European countries in the Summer Olympics from 1896 to 2024

Year	Italy	Netherlands	Ukraine	Hungary	Sweden	Romania	Finland
2024	40	34	12	19	11	9	0
2020	40	36	19	20	9	4	2
2016	28	19	18	15	11	4	1
2012	28	20	28	18	8	9	3
2008	27	16	22	10	5	9	4
2004	32	22	22	17	7	19	2
2000	34	25	23	17	12	26	4
1996	35	19	23	21	8	20	4
1992	19	15	-	30	12	18	5
1988	14	9	-	23	11	24	4
1984	32	13	-	-	19	53	12
1980	15	3	-	32	12	25	8
1976	13	5	-	22	5	27	6
1972	18	5	-	35	16	16	8
1968	16	7	-	32	4	15	4
1964	27	10	-	22	8	12	5
1960	36	3	-	21	6	10	5
1956	25	0	-	26	19	13	15
1952	21	5	-	42	35	4	22
1948	27	16	-	27	44	-	20
1936	22	17	-	16	20	1	19
1932	36	7	-	15	23	-	25
1928	19	19	-	9	25	0	25
1924	16	10	-	9	29	1	37
1920	23	11	-	-	64	-	34
1912	6	3	-	8	65	-	26
1908	4	2	-	9	25	-	5
1904	0	-	-	4	-	-	-
1900	5	4	-	5	1	0	-
1896	0	-	-	6	0	-	-

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2024

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Worldwide, Europe

Survey time period

1896 to 2024

Supplementary notes

This data was collected using the official Olympic website, as well as a spreadsheet from the Guardian that includes data from 1896-2008 (), and data were compared with that from Encyclopaedia Britannica, and several news outlets were used to update the table when medals were reassigned (i.e. for doping offenses).

If the number zero is shown for a country, that means athletes from the country did participate, but did not win any medals. If there is no entry for a country in specific years, then they did not participate in those Olympics.

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During the Paris 2024 Olympics, Italy won a total of 40 medals, which was the same figure as the previous Summer Olympics. Meanwhile, the Olympic delegation from the Netherlands had a haul of 34 medals. However, when it comes to the most successful Olympic nations from Europe, they continue to be Russia, Germany, Great Britain, and France.