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Olympic Games / Atlanta 1996 OFFICIAL REPORT of the Centennial Olympic Games A 3-volume set in English, in a green slipcase, with blue, green, and purple covers, featuring numerous color photographs, published by the Organizing Committee: Vol. 1: Organization and Facilities (563 pages); Vol. 2: The Competitions (472 pages); Vol. 3: Results of Athletes from the 197 Participating Countries (468 pages) 31 x 23.5 cm Memories of fabulous achievements: France’s Marie-José Pérec and the United States’ Michael Johnson each won the 200-meter and 400-meter doubles. American Carl Lewis made history by winning the long jump for the fourth consecutive time at the age of 35. This ninth Olympic gold medal allowed him to tie the records set by Paavo Nurmi, Mark Spitz, and Larissa Latynina
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