World Wheelchair Games

The World Wheelchair Games formally known as Stoke Mandeville Wheelchair Games or Stoke Mandeville Games, which gave birth to the Paralympics is an annual event held in Stoke Mandeville[?] (except in the year when the Summer Paralympics[?] are held and in 1999 when held in New Zealand). The Games started in 1948 by Sir Ludwig Guttmann[?] who organized a sporting competition involving World War II veterans with spinal cord injury[?] in 1952 the Netherlands joined in the games creating the first international games for the disabled.

List of the Games

1948 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1949 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1950 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1951 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1952 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1953 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1954 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1955 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1956 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1957 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1958 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1959 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1961 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1962 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1963 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1965 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1966 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1967 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1969 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1970 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1971 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1973 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1974 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1975 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1977 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1978 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1979 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1981 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1982 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1983 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1985 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1986 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1987 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1989 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1990 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1991 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1993 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1994 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1995 Stoke Mandeville Games[?]
1997 World Wheelchair Games[?]
1998 World Wheelchair Games[?]
1999 World Wheelchair Games[?]
2001 World Wheelchair Games[?]
2002 World Wheelchair Games[?]
2003 World Wheelchair Games[?]