"Olympic Encyclopedia: Winter Olympics: Encyclopedia. In 2 t. T. 2. Vancouver 2010" is a unique edition that immerses the reader in the world of the Winter Olympic Games, held in Vancouver in 2010 This volume, like the whole project, is the result of the work of a team of authors who collected and systematized extensive information about the events, athletes and achievements associated with this grandiose sporting event. The encyclopedia covers not only sporting achievements, but also the cultural aspects of the Olympics, including the openings, closings and important moments that made this Olympics memorable. The reader will be able to learn about the brightest competitions, about how the preparation for the games took place, and about the challenges faced by the organizers. Vancouver 2010 has become an arena for many exciting events, and this book allows you to understand more deeply how they formed into a single whole. The book will be of interest to both avid sports fans and those who are just beginning to get acquainted with the world of the Olympic Games. It is suitable for readers of all ages, from teenagers who are passionate about winter sports to adults who want to remember or learn about the great moments of sports history. If you are looking for information about outstanding athletes, such as Tatiana Navka or Apollo Onomo, or want to learn about how skiing, figure skating or hockey competitions were held, this encyclopedia will become a real storehouse of knowledge for you. The topics raised in the book go beyond simply describing sporting events. It explores issues of national identity, cultural exchange and the impact of the Olympic Games on society. How can the Olympics bring people together, regardless of their origin and nationality? How can sports achievements become a symbol of pride for entire countries? These and many other issues are raised in the text, making it not only informative, but also deep. The style of the authors is characterized by careful study of the facts and attention to detail. Each page is filled with vivid descriptions that allow the reader to feel the atmosphere of the Olympic Games. Unlike many other sports publications, there are no dry numbers and statistics instead, you will find fascinating stories that make every moment meaningful and memorable. If you are already familiar with other works of the collective of authors, such as "Olympic Encyclopedia: Summer Olympic Games" or "History of the Olympic Games", then this volume will be a logical continuation of your acquaintance with the Olympic movement. Each edition complements the previous one, creating a holistic view of the development of Olympic sports. In addition, the book will be useful for researchers and students studying sports history, sports sociology or cultural studies. It can serve as a basis for scientific papers, dissertations or simply for in-depth study of the topic. Thus, "Olympic Encyclopedia: Winter Olympics: Encyclopedia. In 2 t. T. 2. Vancouver 2010 is not just a sports book This is a deep and fascinating journey into the world of the Olympic Games, which will leave a mark in the heart of every reader. Don’t miss the opportunity to touch history and learn more about what’s behind every Olympic achievement.