The 1912 Summer Olympics were held in Stockholm, Sweden, marking the fifth modern Olympic Games. This event featured 2,408 athletes from 28 nations, competing in 102 events across 14 sports. It was notable for the introduction of the modern pentathlon, which included fencing, swimming, equestrian, and cross-country running. The games were significant for their emphasis on amateurism and sportsmanship. The Swedish Olympic Committee organized the event, and the games were praised for their efficient management. The 1912 Olympics also saw the first use of electronic timing and the first Olympic marathon to include a women's event, showcasing the evolving nature of the Games.