Baron de Coubertin

Baron Pierre de Coubertin was a French educator and historian best known for reviving the Olympic Games in 1896. He believed that sports could promote physical health and moral values, contributing to a better society. Coubertin established the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and emphasized ideals such as fair play, respect, and international friendship through competition. His vision of the Olympics was not just about athletic excellence but also about fostering peace and understanding among nations. His legacy continues to shape the modern Olympic movement as a celebration of human achievement and global unity.