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Athletes march at the first ever UN Olympic games, an event held in Phnom Penh's 1963 Olympic Stadium on 17 January 1993. Organised by the Australian contingent, the games drew 600 participants from 18 countries. Reflecting the international character of the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC), a group of mixed nationalities lead the march, holding the UN flag. Representatives from the Australian Force Communications Unit (FCU) march behind them carrying an Australian flag, while behind them can be seen the contingents of Bangladesh and Bulgaria. Bangladesh contributed 942 personnel and Bulgaria 748 to the UNTAC operation.
A group of representatives from the Australian Force Communications Unit (FCU) carry the Australian flag at the head of a parade of athletes competing at the first ever UN Olympic games, an event held
A group of representatives from the Australian Force Communications Unit (FCU) lead a parade of athletes competing at the first ever UN Olympic games, an event held in Phnom Penh's Olympic Stadium on
Athletes compete in a race in front of Phnom Penh's 1963 Olympic Stadium, during the UN Olympic games. Organised by the Australian contingent of the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (
An unidentified police officer holds a United Nations (UN) flag during a parade for athletes competing at the UN Olympic games, an event held in Phnom Penh's 1963 Olympic Stadium on 17 January 1993. O
Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) John M Sanderson (holding the microphone), Force Commander of the Military Contingent of the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC) speaks to the audienc
A group of representatives from the Khmer People's National Liberation Armed Forces (KPNLAF) march in a parade of athletes competing at the first ever UN Olympic games, an event held in Phnom Penh's 1
