The 1924 Paris Olympics were the first Summer Games held after World War I, taking place from May 4 to July 27. This event marked the second time Paris hosted the Olympics, the first being in 1900. A total of 44 nations participated, showcasing 126 events across 17 sports. The 1924 Olympics were notable for the introduction of the Olympic Village, where athletes from different countries lived together. The Games also featured the first-ever Olympic marathon for women, although it was not included in the official medal count. Overall, the event was a significant step in promoting international sportsmanship.